Describe the variety in treatment that Solomon and other slaves received from different masters, and explain which details are most surprising to you and why. (5-6 sentences)

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The question asks for a description of the different treatment Solomon Northup and other slaves received from various masters. It also seeks a personal reflection on which details are most surprising and why.

Answer

Treatment of slaves varied from kind to brutal depending on the master. This inconsistency and the complete control one person had over another's life is surprising and disturbing.

The treatment of slaves varied significantly depending on their masters. Some, like Solomon's first master, Ford, were relatively kind, while others, such as Epps, were brutal and cruel. The inconsistency in treatment, ranging from moments of compassion to extreme violence, is surprising. The fact that a person's life and well-being were entirely subject to the whims of another human being is disturbing. This highlights the dehumanizing nature of slavery.

Answer for screen readers

The treatment of slaves varied significantly depending on their masters. Some, like Solomon's first master, Ford, were relatively kind, while others, such as Epps, were brutal and cruel. The inconsistency in treatment, ranging from moments of compassion to extreme violence, is surprising. The fact that a person's life and well-being were entirely subject to the whims of another human being is disturbing. This highlights the dehumanizing nature of slavery.

More Information

Solomon Northup's narrative "Twelve Years a Slave" is a powerful first-hand account of the variations in the treatment of slaves. Some masters saw slaves as property, and others saw them as humans.

Tips

Ensure that you address how the experiences differed and specify which details were most impactful to you, providing a clear explanation as to why.

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