Understanding the Persistence of Slavery Post-American Revolution

May 16, 2025

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Explore why slavery survived the American Revolution. Discuss in-depth factors contributing to the continuation of this practice in early America. Analyze primary sources and historical accounts to gain insights into this complex period.

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Understanding the Persistence of Slavery Post-American Revolution

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Warm Up10.19.12 • Please answer the following question in your binder: • Why doyouthink Slavery survived the American Revolution?
Agenda10.19.12 • Announcements/ Housekeeping • Unit II exam • Tuesday, 10/30 • Two Parter! • 50 MC • DBQ • Election 2012 • Debate debrief! • Daily Show • Al Smith Dinner • Slavery & the Revolution • Reading Check Quiz • Primary Source Analysis • HW: GML 240-248

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