According to Cugoano, where does he get his ideas about slavery from? He gets his ideas from other formerly enslaved people. He gets his ideas from his family and friends. He gets his ideas from his formal education. He gets his ideas from the Christian Bible.

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Taniya

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26 November, 10:09

According to Cugoano, where does he get his ideas about slavery from? He gets his ideas from other formerly enslaved people. He gets his ideas from his family and friends. He gets his ideas from his formal education. He gets his ideas from the Christian Bible.

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Dirty Harry · Answer 1

the correct answer is D. he gets his ideas from the christian bible.

Abril Juarez · Answer 2

He gets his ideas from other formerly enslaved people.

Explanation:

From Cape Coast Castle, he was taken by ship to the West Indies. After several years of enslavement there, his master brought him to England. The late 1780s found him working as a house servant in London.

He was born Quobna Ottobah Cugoano in 1757 near Ajumako, in modern-day Ghana. He was a Fanti His family was friends with the local chief.[citation needed]

At the age of 13, Cuguano was sold into slavery and transported to Grenada to work on an island plantation worked in the Lesser Antilles until he was purchased in 1772 by an English merchant, who took him to England. That year, the merchant had Cuguano baptized as John Stuart; he was given his freedom in England following the decision in the Somersett Case (1772), which many Englishmen incorrectly interpreted as abolishing slavery in Enslaver.