PAIRING COMPARATIVE

Question 1

Slaves compared to ‘stock on the plantation’

Answer 1

Gallery of sorrow ‘collection of images’ depict the ‘phases of aboriginal history’
PAIR BC CULTURAL IMPERIALISM IS CONTROLLING THOUGHTS

Question 2

Whitechapel Achilles in ‘subservience, obedience, compliance’

Answer 2

Aunty grace marries an ‘Englishman’ + moves to ‘London’
PAIR BC accept oppression or rebel against it (BP2)

Question 3

Whitechapel belief about slavery
‘Born owned by another man, like his father before him and like his son would be’

Answer 3

Nana’s death— stories of ‘life’ + ‘traditions’ + ‘heritage’ lost
Her photo ‘quietly’ put in suitcase
PAIR intergenerational trauma

Question 4

Salves are ‘not our equal, not derived from our race’

Answer 4

Woman delivers court report about deaths in custody with ‘no hint of emotion’
PAIR bc race based violence by powerful excessive force — death

Question 5

In the prologue ‘remembering’
‘Boy, mule, nigger,slave’

Answer 5

‘The letters of the alphabet appear on her dress’
PAIR bc lang used to oppress — powerless

Question 6

Slaves compared to ‘stock on plantation’

Answer 6

Gallery of sorrow
‘Collection of images’ depict the ‘phases of aboriginal history’
Bc cultural imperialism controlling thoughts