'Slave trading' presentation slideshows

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What Are Your Impressions?

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What Are Your Impressions?

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Overview: Traditional Peasant Agriculture

Period 4 (1450-1750) Aim : How did demand for labor increase and change as a result of demand for agriculture?. Overview: Traditional Peasant Agriculture. Plantations expanded Demand for labor increased.

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What is stratification?

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The Compromises of the Constitution

The Compromises of the Constitution. Interactive Group Activity. Pair Share. Describe a time in your life when it was beneficial to compromise with someone else. Common Core Standards.

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Joseph

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Quotes about Slave Ships

Read each quote closely in pairs. Do three things: Underline the name of the person who wrote/said each quote, who they were (slave, surgeon, etc.), and who the audience of the quote might have been. Circle any words that you do not understand

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Slave States vs. Free States

Slave States vs. Free States. In 1819, the US had 22 states: 11 were slave states (states that did allow slavery) 11 were free states (states that did not allow slavery). SENATE = Equal number of senators from slave states and from free states.

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Husbands may be sold from their wives Children may be sold from their mothers Slaves are not to be taught to read and wr

? starter activity. What was the purpose of these laws? ? Can you see any links between them. Husbands may be sold from their wives Children may be sold from their mothers Slaves are not to be taught to read and write Slaves cannot own property

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