Kunta Kinte: Cultural Significance and Character Analysis 2

Front

What is the irony in Slater's comment about the Africans smelling?

Back

The Africans were forcibly confined in unsanitary conditions created by Slater and the crew.

Front

Why did The Wrestler advise Kunta Kinte to eat the white man's food?

Back

To keep his strength up for survival and potential resistance.

Front

What does the slaves' chanting signify according to the captain's remark?

Back

He recognizes the captives’ defiance and growing sense of unity.

Front

What is the purpose of forcing Africans to dance on the ship?

Back

To keep the captives physically fit and prevent illness during the voyage.

Front

Why does Kunta Kinte initially doubt the ability to fight the whites?

Back

The Africans all speak different languages and he didn't think they would be able to organize.

Front

What does Kunta Kinte symbolize in the narrative?

Back

The struggle for identity and resistance against oppression.

Front

How does the treatment of the Africans reflect the attitudes of the captors?

Back

It shows a sense of superiority and dehumanization towards the captives.

Front

What role does unity play among the African captives?

Back

Unity fosters strength and resilience against their captors.

Front

What is the significance of the phrase 'sleep lightly' in the context of the story?

Back

It indicates the captives' awareness of their situation and their desire to resist.

Front

How does the concept of survival manifest in Kunta Kinte's experiences?

Back

Survival is portrayed through the need to adapt and maintain strength despite oppression.