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04.07 Slavery: Assessment
"Redemption Song" - Bob Marley
1. What emotions do you feel while listening to this song? The emotions that I felt from the song was this is a reflection on time, slavery and all the things associated with them.
2. What other events or experiences does this song make you think about?
This song makes me think on how life is going and that all things originate from one another. Which gave me the idea that all things happen for a reason.
4. What lyrics stand out to you? The lyrics that stand out the most to me are “Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery; None but ourselves can free our minds. Have no fear for atomic energy, 'Cause none of them can stop the time”, because it shows a large amount of emotion.
6. What does the mood of the song tell you about how the artist wants the listeners to think about slavery?
The mood of the song is serious. Slavery of any kind is serious and he is trying to tell a story of slavery.
7. Who do you think is the intended audience for this song? Explain.
The intended audience for this song is humans because in the song Bob Marley speaks of children, slavery, and those things revolve around humans.
9. Why is the
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