Sierra Leone’s Sengbe Pieh (Joseph Cinque) | The Slave Who Fought His Way Back To Africa

[@Obockay1017]

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[@amidumansaray7271]

Wow!!!!! Just by listening to your KZbin history education, I will be able to write and pass any history exam relating to your video. Rich and accurate history 👌

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[@krllykrl]

It’s 2024 and I love your video great job sir!

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GREAT JOB DONE 👏

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[@christineveazey3705]

I read the book, Slave Ship Amistad, and saw the movie. Both were great. The book was the best. I do not agree with the idea that he may have become a slave trader himself after he returned to Africa. What intelligent person would do that? He was highly intelligent. In the book, it said that many Americans were so taken with Cinque and his African religion, that they converted to it. He won his case in court with the help of President John Adams, his lawyer. All the slaves captured off the coast of Connecticut with Cinque were freed and were sent back to Africa. However, I don't believe missionaries accompanied them. For what? They were not going to be welcome in Africa anyway, because it was their desire to convert Africa to Christianity. So, no reason for there to be missionaries helping the kidnapped men to be reacquainted with their homeland. What would missionaries know about their homeland, Africa? Some things said in this video were just wrong. But, it is good to see a video of such a great man.

[@ChristianJaLon]

In some of the letters he, and a few other Mende folks wrote to John Quincy Adams, they mentioned that there were Missionaries with them.

[@montfortlardner1990]

I am a Sierra Leonean and I believe Sengbe bravery is the true definition of a true Sierra Leonean.

[@georgewalker2831]

Caring is sharing this to your family and friends

[@fatmataissakamara4674]

Shame on our history teachers they did not teach us this in school. Oh Salone

[@Obockay1017]

Indeed, they failed to teach us most of our countrymen and country’s history. Thank you for watching! Please don’t forget to like, share and subscribe for more videos!

[@mohamedkamara5199]

Fact same here too

[@georgewalker2831]

​@@Obockay1017one day when we get a government and leaders who care maybe just maybe we will get the proper history

[@georgewalker2831]

​@@Obockay1017and the thing is we have historians who have written books about the great man

[@ChemicalsComedy]

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[@AmaAidoo-ts8ws]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@georgewalker2831]

I think his story should be taught in schools and universities right across Africa

[@alhajimohammedyillahkamara9019]

Thanks for this

[@RBG1st]

What does his name mean?

[@salute1592]

Some one should do a movie about him 🎥

[@Chuene_Ashley_kgomo]

Steven Spielberg did. The movie is titled, Amistad.

[@georgewalker2831]

​@@Chuene_Ashley_kgomoI think another one should be made by a black director

[@georgewalker2831]

​@@Chuene_Ashley_kgomoyes I saw that one more Hollywood

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Thank you

[@Phoonguy]

King Shaka? Well the Shaka I know had no time to sell he just killed and took over

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