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Understanding Slavery: Terms and Historical Context

Explore the vocabulary and history of slavery, including terms like Plantation, Abolitionist, and the Emancipation Proclamation. Learn about the Underground Railroad and the role of Conductors in helping enslaved individuals escape. Dive into the legacy of enslaved persons and the fight for freedom.

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Understanding Slavery: Terms and Historical Context

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  1. Slavery Vocabulary

  2. Slavery • When a person is owned by someone else

  3. Enslaved Person • A person who is owned and works for someone for no pay

  4. Plantation • A large farm

  5. Abolitionist • Someone who wants to get rid of slavery

  6. Underground Railroad • A way of hiding enslaved people, allowing them to escape

  7. Conductors • A person who supplied enslaved people with maps of the Underground Railroad

  8. Emancipation Proclamation • A document created by President Lincoln to put an end to slavery

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