Scapegoats
A scapegoat is a person or thing made to bear the blame for the mistakes or sins of others. Scapegoats have been used all over the world and at all times, especially in the 1700’s, during slavery. For example, the Klu Klux Klan or KKK, used black people as their scapegoats because they didn’t like how the black people were getting rights and the Nazi’s used jews as their scapegoats because the Nazi’s weren’t the supreme power so they blamed the jews for it. The blacks were the KKK’s blame for everything that was related to crime, violence, or plain old disrespect. The KKK formed a few years after the blacks got their freedom and they started using black people as their scapegoats when black people got the same rights as white people. The enslavement of blacks began in the 1600’s. Slavery flourished in the South, where large plantations grew cotton, tobacco, and other crops. In order for the plantations to thrive, many laborers were needed. By 1860, the slave states had about 4 million slaves. The slaves made up nearly 33% of the South’s population. It would be believable that every southerner owned slave’s, but that is incorrect. Only 25% of the
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