SLAVERY IN AMERICA. THE AUCTION Once off the boat from Africa, slaves would be thrown into pens and be sold at an auction Most families would be split.

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SLAVERY IN AMERICA

THE AUCTION Once off the boat from Africa, slaves would be thrown into pens and be sold at an auction Most families would be split up as many bidders didn’t want to buy the whole family Many slaves were “doctored” (greased up and added with tar) to make them look more desirable. The better you looked, the more money you’d bring as more people would want to buy you.

TYPES OF AUCTIONS There were two types of auctions- Highest bidder Grab and Go Auctions Highest Bidder Raised on a platform, inspected and sold at the highest price Grab and Go Buyers would pay a set amount of money for a number of slaves. When the pens opened, the buyers would grab the slaves they wanted.

RESPONSE What would your response be if you were being sold at an auction? How would that make you feel as a human being?

UNDERGROUND RAILROAD The terms “underground” and “railroad” are symbolic terms – There really wasn’t a railroad that went underground. The UGRR was an organized system to assist runaway slaves to freedom, particularly to the North. ELEMENTS TO THE UGRR “Depots” or “Stations” – homes/businesses where slaves would rest/eat “Stationmaster” – person who ran a depot or station “Stockholder” – those who contributed money or goods “Conductor” – Person responsible for moving slaves from one station to the next

UGRR CONT. Many individuals participated – many whites, but predominantly blacks (free or not) ran the UGRR Methods of escape: Slaves would travel through routes that were told by word of mouth, through stories or through songs. Most travelled at night on foot and went from station to station

THOUGHTS What do you think would happen to those if they were caught helping runaway slaves?

SLAVE LIFE Clothing – Slaves were not well-clothed Children wore long shirts Many slaves were provided with four shirts all year (2 for winter and 2 for summer), a pair of pants. Clothing was poorly made Home Life Plantation slaves would have small cabins Dirt floors, rotting wood, leaky ceilings. Disease spread easily

SLAVE LIFE Diseases Hot and humid temps led to a disease filled environment Lack of medical knowledge led to many deaths Malaria, pneumonia, dysentery and more Food Imbalanced meals Barely enough to live off of

PICTURE RESPONSE Why do you think a slave owner would allow a slave family to have a large number of children?

THOUGHTS Put yourself in the shoes of a slave, how would your life be different if you lived during the 1800’s?

PUNISHMENT Slaves had no rights – Owners could do whatever they liked with their slaves (harsh punishments) They could be punished for many things Resisting, laziness, excessive talking, stealing, killing and running away Punishments included: Shackling, pain contraptions, chained to the ground, whipped, walking/marching or being hung

THOUGHTS How does it make you feel emotionally when you see/read these punishments that were used on slaves? Why?

ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT Abolish – to get rid of An abolitionist is somebody who wants to get rid of slavery Abolitionists claimed that slavery was: Anti-Christian – All men are created equal Goes against the American way of life, which is freedom It was a waste of physical labor, lives and goodwill Politically dangerous and a harm to our country’s safety. Slaves would likely revolt and start a war

THOUGHTS If you lived during this time period, would you be a part of the abolitionist movement? Why/why not?