'American slavery' presentation slideshows

SLAVERY, FREEDOM and the STRUGGLE FOR EMPIRE

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Three-part model of military motivation:

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Teaching Slavery Beyond the Textbook

Teaching Slavery Beyond the Textbook. Dr. Yohuru Williams, Fairfield University. Correlating with your CT Content Standards. K-4 CT Standards Content Standard 1: Historical Thinking

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Introduction to Night

Introduction to Night. Holocaust Notes. Monday, April 21. Bell Work (start a new one): . Take Out: . The Bell Work from last week. What is the importance of compassion and courage?. Announcements. Still have your TKAM book? ACT Monday: Regular Tuesday: 1, 3, 5

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Chapter 2

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Abolitionists and Reformers

Abolitionists and Reformers. 19 th Century Reformers and Social Change. Abolitionism.

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. HIST 1004 1/30/13. What is Slavery?. Slavery outside the Americas. Some form of slavery has been attested for practically every human civilization around the globe. American slavery is unique in its scale and its treatment of slaves.

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Olaudah Equiano: Narrative Voice

Olaudah Equiano: Narrative Voice. Slave Trade and the Middle Passage. Background: African Slavery. Europeans first arrived in Africa in 1441 Slavery existed in Africa prior to this period African slavery was different from European/American slavery. Background: African Slavery.

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Olaudah Equiano: Narrative Voice

Olaudah Equiano: Narrative Voice. Slave Trade and the Middle Passage. Background: African Slavery. Europeans first arrived in Africa in 1441 Slavery existed in Africa prior to this period African slavery was different from European/American slavery. Background: African Slavery.

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The Turks of Samarra

The Turks of Samarra. HIST 1007 10/14/13. What is Slavery?. Slavery outside the Americas. Some form of slavery has been attested for practically every human civilization around the globe. American slavery is unique in its scale and its treatment of slaves.

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Election of 1836

Election of 1836. Depression of 1837 to 1843. Foreign Investments The Bank of England curtailed the flow of money & credit to the United States American Economy had been stimulated by such foreign investment Caused local banks to withdraw specie from the circulation Banks Close

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Pgs 72-80 Reading Quiz

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Wartime Reconstruction (1863-64)

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Abolition

1830s. Abolition. Some Americans that had opposed slavery for years began organizing a movement to support a complete end to slavery in the United States. -Abolitionists came from a variety of backgrounds and each opposed slavery for different reasons.

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Creating Anglo-America 1660-1750

Creating Anglo-America 1660-1750. Global Competition and the Expansion of England's Empire Origins of American Slavery Colonies in Crisis The Growth of Colonial America Social Classes in the Colonies. Lecture Preview. Global Competition and the Expanse of England's Empire. Focus Question:

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Slavery in British North America to 1775

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Slavery in British North America to 1775

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Race And Religion

Race And Religion. Why Religion Exists Religion And Race-Mixing Are Religious People More Prejudiced? Sociologist W.E.B. DuBois On Religion. Functionalism Says . . . . To Provide Social Cohesion To Provide Social Control To Provide Meaning And Purpose

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Ronald TaKaKi

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