'Slaves worked' presentation slideshows

The Nature of Slavery

The Nature of Slavery. The First Emancipation. During the American Revolution slaves called for freedom (using revolutionary ideals) Most northern states started to end slavery Free blacks increased in number, but most were still slaves. 1800, 89% of blacks are slaves. Life Under Slavery.

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Standard: 21.Demonstrate knowledge of the causes, effects, and major events of the Civil War

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Slavery and The Slave Trade

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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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Slavery and The Slave Trade

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Slavery & the Middle Passage

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Chapter 20

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What did all Greek city-states have in common?

What did all Greek city-states have in common?. They worshipped the same gods. They believed in myths. Sometimes ancient myths: Remembered history in an interesting way. May have some truth. Usually featured nature Included gods or goddesses. had heroes. They believed in Oracles.

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The Deep South-

The Deep South-. An Overview of Place and Culture. By : Ycao7 & Faizah. LOCATION. SOUTH. Slavery in the Deep South. Slavery.

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Slavery and Civil Rights

Slavery and Civil Rights. History of Slavery. First African slaves brought to the US in 1619 Slaves worked on tobacco and cotton plantations By 1861, there were 4 million slaves in the US. Life of a Slave. A slave was property that could be bought and sold

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Slavery

Slavery. Hundreds of years ago black people were bought and sold as slaves. Many of them were captured in Africa and then transported in boats. Many of the slaves worked in farms.

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