Checking out Me History Flashcards

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1
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What is it called when speaking with words like ‘dem’

A

Phonetic

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What rhyming technique does Agard use when talking about famous Europeans in history

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Simple rhyme (child like)

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3
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What does Agard use when talking about black historical figures (structure)

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italics

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4
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What 3 Black figures does Agard mention

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Toussaint
Nanny de maroon
Mary Seacole

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5
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What is the last line of the poem

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“i carving out me identity”

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What shows the Colonists power to tell history and dictate what is told

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“Dem tell me what dem want to tell me”

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What are the best line (4-5)

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Bandage up me eye with me own history
Blind me to me own identity

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8
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What shows Toussaint’s hopeful future

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“A slave/with vision”
“Toussaint de beacon”

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What shows Nanny de maroon hopeful future

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“mountain dream/
fire-woman struggle
hopeful stream
to freedom river”

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10
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What does the irregular scheme of structure suggest

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absence of black figure shows the bombardment of white oppression

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What shows Seacole as an image of hope

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“a healing star
among the wounded
a yellow sunrise”

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What shows the constant pressure in the poem

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cyclical nature of dem tell me what dem want to tell me

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