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Q Please answer the following questions based on ch. 3: 1. The key concepts for understanding American Slavery are power and inequality, not prejudice and racism. Explain and evaluate this statement fully. 2. What, if anything, did black and white women have in common under slavery? How were their gender roles similar? How were they different? 3. How were Mexican American gender relations affected by contact with Anglo society?

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This concept can clearly be understood based on the treatment which the white population had towards the African-American community. They treated them unequally because they had all the powers with themselves through political institution. They made laws and legislations which favored them and were against the African - American community. They did not worry about the situation in which the African-American community or the slaves lived. They were focused on exploiting them and treating them with discrimination, despite the sufferings which the African-American community suffered as slaved under the white population who were rich planters.