Olaudah Equiano's life underscored what eighteenth-century theme?

A) Slavery was going to continue to grow without the possibility of ending.
B) It was ironic that some men in the British colonies were slaves while others had their rights expanded.
C) The British and French empires were on a collision course in North America.
D) Most Christian ministers opposed the enslavement of Africans.
E) Slaves accepted their condition of bondage with little to no resistance.

Olaudah Equiano

An African writer and abolitionist who wrote an autobiography detailing his experiences as a slave and a free man, which became influential in the abolition movement.

Eighteenth-Century Theme

A reference to culture, society, or historical events characteristic of the 1700s, often highlighting enlightenment, colonial expansion, or early democratic movements.

British Colonies

Territories around the world that were controlled and governed by Britain from the 16th to the mid-20th century, spreading British influence globally.