Equiano describes an incident in which the white sailors catch some fish, eat their fill, and then toss the uneaten fish back into the sea, instead of offering them as food for the starving Africans. Those Africans who tried to get some of the discarded fish were flogged. Why do you think the sailors acted this way? What does it say not only about how they felt about a resource such as food but also how they felt about the Africans on board? Your response should be at least 150 words.

You need to explain more about this book i dont understand what you need top knoew

Iam not sure because normally i call my teacher and she is the one asking me questions.

People can make sacrifices like not going somewhere even when they want to, or not eating a certain food, or skipping something for a friend or family member. you can determine it yourself when you are thinking about what to do, such as: do you really want to go to the (input whatever) lets just say zoo, or do you want to your friend study so she can go to the dance next friday? (input whatever)the value in making sacrifices is being a true friend or family member, and seeing how it will affect others. it is very important!

Sounds good to me lol