Setting the Stage
Film is 12 Years of Slaves
II. Introduction: You will introduce your film and the three anthropological concepts you selected.
A. Provide the title and a brief synopsis of the film that you choose to examine. A brief synopsis is a summary of the major points of the film. Be sure your film is from the pre-approved list or that you have instructor approval for a film not included in the list.
B. Develop a clear thesis statement that identifies the three anthropological core concepts that you chose to examine in the film. For this milestone, the thesis statement should be in bold font or highlighted with a different color. Before completing this assignment, consider viewing the tutorials provided in the module resources. If you need additional guidance after viewing the tutorials, contact the Writing Center or your instructor.
C. Explain how the three anthropological concepts are represented within your identified film.
I provided the anthropological concepts list you have to pick three from there. when answering c.
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12 Years a Slave
Based on the 1853 published memoirs of freeman Solomon Northup, 12 Years a Slave is a 2013 film adaptation that provides the audience with an opportunity to learn history and culture through motion picture. Solomon lives in New York with his two children and a wife in New York, where free slaves are allowed to engage in gainful economic activities. He plays the violin and soon attracts the attention of two white men, who seek his services, under the condition that he travels with them to New York. Unknown to him, the two are slave traders, capturing freed slaves and selling them into slavery in the south. Solomon only realizes this when it is too late as he is sold to William Ford, a plantation owner. Throughout his period in the south, he experiences betrayal and support in equal measure, but it is not until a Canadian laborer agrees to help him get a letter to New York about his condition,
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