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Created & edited by Steve Armstrong Slavery and the South The Age of Jackson Created & edited by Steve Armstrong SHS, 1994-2006

Cotton and Other Crops

Slave population, 1790

Slave population, 1830

Slave population, 1860

Slave Population growth

Slavery’s Spread

Plantation Layout

Slave life

Picking Cotton

Black Sawyer

Slave seller’s business

Pro-slavery cartoons

Minstrel Show

Anti-slavery card

Whites and Slaves in South

Slave Owners and Slaves

Women and Anti-Slavery

Underground RR Map

Fugitive slaves

Abolitionism Abolition – the call to outlaw slavery Emancipation – the freeing of slaves with no payment to slaveholders Antebellum – period before the Civil War Gag rule – rule that prevented any debate on slavery.

Abolitionists William Lloyd Garrison – radical white abolitionist who was the editor of The Liberator.

David Walker A free black man who advised blacks to fight for freedom rather than wait.

Frederick Douglass Born into slavery, but knew how to read and write. Escaped to the North and wrote a slave narrative.

Nat Turner Led a slave rebellion with 80 slaves and killed 60 whites before being caught.

Abolitionist Movement leads to Women’s Rights Movement Cult of Domesticity – housework and childcare are only proper activities for a woman. Sarah and Angelina Grimke- abolitionists started a secondary school for girls. Sojourner Truth – former slave, changed her name, spoke for abolition and women’s rights

South began to defend slavery more “Slaves are happy” Slave Codes – made it illegal for slaves to read, write or own property Life for most rural slaves – still involved working on large plantations harvesting cotton