'Slave culture' presentation slideshows

Colonial Life

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Unit 2 Slave Controversy and Social Reform

Unit 2 Slave Controversy and Social Reform. Chapter 9 The Antebellum Era 1820-1860. Slavery and the Nation.

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SLAVE CULTURE & AFRICAN AMERICANS

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Chapter 11

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AMERICAN STUDIES 4

AMERICAN STUDIES 4. first reasons for the civil war. Incompatibilities between: the rural place and the city the feudal system of the South and the industrial drive of the North totalitarianism in the South and democracy in the North. background for slavery in the US.

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Ch 16 The South and the Slavery Controversy, 1793-1860 from The American Pageant (12 th edition)

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The Old South and Slavery

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Southern Economy

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The Missouri Compromise provided that Missouri be admitted as a slave state, Maine be admitted as a free state, and

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African-Canadian Communities

African-Canadian Communities. Page 61. Mathieu da Costa. The first person of African descent in Canada . British traders captured people in West Africa and brought them to North America to be sold as slaves.

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A P U S History

A P U S History. Chapter 3. Rise of Colonial Commerce. Lack of specie Experimented with currency Paper (tobacco certificates) Animal skins No certainty in the market Lack of communication b/w ports. Triangular Trade.

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History of the America Quilt

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12.2

12.2. Kinship. Relationship between people that share some form of common origin. Fictive. Creating a family like bond with friends that are not actual blood bond. Pidgin. Slave language that combined several languages with English as a way to communicate. Discussion Question #1.

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Chapter 2 New Empires in America & Beginnings of Slavery

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UGLY JUGS

UGLY JUGS. American Face Vessels OBJECT NAME: Face Vessels MATERIAL: Alkaline-glazed Stoneware MAKER: Attributed to Black Slave Potters LOCATION OF MANUFACTURE: Edgefield District, South Carolina DATE OF MANUFACTURE: Mid-19th Century MARKS: None DIMENSIONS:

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The Code Noir

The Code Noir. French Louisiana Culture. The Code Noir. 1685 (set of laws) to regulate the growing number of slaves in the colony. Code Noir means the black code. Code Noir and Marriage. Forbid interracial marriages . French and slaves could still marry Indians.

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African Americans - Slavery

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Slavery

Slavery. Starters. 1. ________ Slavery is a product of capitalism. 2. ________ Myth: Slavery was an economically backward and inefficient institution. 3. ________ Slaves were always subject to torture, sexual exploitation, and arbitrary death.

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HIS 115 Week 7 CheckPoint Class Structure And Slave Culture

HIS 115 Week 7 CheckPoint Class Structure And Slave Culture

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