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(17th Century, 18th Century, Seeds versus Roots) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - associate speech impediment with sins of pride and anger
        
        execution for being deaf
  - - - attended meetings by Dunbar (minister)
        
        set sail on with 140 emigrants seek freedom to practice faith
  - - - Jonathan Lothrop, first known deaf man born on Cape Cod in 1657 move to island in 1692
  - - - 1641, Mass adopt code law protect people who exempt by natural or personal impediment
        
        complexity toward deafness in Mass, evident in 1684
  - - - church stance of ability deaf person lean and acceptance of the word of god
- - - - between indians and colonists violent and tragic
        
        incidents involve deaf people
        
        killed, kidnapped, captures, communication unknown
        
        exempt from military duty due to deafness
        
        deafness from artillery and disease were common
  - - - american periodical include tidbits about deafness and deaf people
        
        deaf people headed families, conduct business, participated in religious activity
        
        sign language
        
        deafness not impediment to full and reward life
        
        Marthas Vineyard
        
        gestur and sign used by deaf people in various American colonies
        
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  - - - Samuel Edge, 14 yo deaf boy learned within 5months, until his father failed to pay
        
        Belvedere plantation built for Colonel Will Daingerfield. Harrower in-house tutor for his children
        
        James Rumsey, inventor of steamboat, fought over patent rights
        
        died soon after his fortune was given to deaf son and equal shares of father estate when he turn 21.
  - - - priveleged children
        
        other deaf children receive private education in colonies or early republic
  - - - deaf scientist distinguished with early associations
        
        numerous interaction between American scholars and counterparts in Europe to issue ed of deaf children
        
        American Philosophical Society, elements of teaching speech and language to deaf children in US
- - - - isolated episodes of cultivation and tolerance early evidence of germinating seeds or genesis of American Deaf community
        
        isolate clusters of deaf people, deaf marriages, deaf families seeds of small community themselves.
        
        second genesis be cultivation and tolerance of visual and gestural communication in world dominated by spoken communication
        
        evidence examples of deaf people experience life in vary contexts, oppressed, enjoy full life despits differences from majority
        
        deaf people own land, marry, conduct business, join religious organizations during 17 and 18 century.
  - - - examine genetic pattern, language, language practices
  - - - community, seed from key elements or charactheristic have evolved
        
        deaf community, heritage include seeds of ASL and new normality in group segregated and mistreated
        
        new identity grow sociological, economic, distinct cultural feature.