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1 SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES

2 SLAVE TRADE AFRICANS WERE BROUGHT IN FROM WEST AFRICA
SOME BY FORCE, SOME THROUGH TRADE ASANTI AND YORUBA WERE ACTIVE SLAVE TRADERS

3 SLAVE TRADE CONDITIONS DURING THE TRADE- UNHEALTHY UNSANITARY CRAMPED MANY STARVED

4 VARIED FROM OWNER TO OWNER SOME TREATED WELL
TREATMENT VARIED FROM OWNER TO OWNER SOME TREATED WELL SOME WERE ABUSED EXCESSIVELY

5 TREATMENT FAMILIES WERE TORN APART NO READING OR WRITING ALLOWED
COMMUNICATION = SONGS SPIRITUALS CALL AND RESPONSE

6 ABOLITIONIST - PEOPLE WHO WANTED TO END SLAVERY IN THE U.S.

7 ABOLITIONISTS WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON - BEGAN “THE LIBERATOR” MAGAZINE
FREDERICK DOUGLASS - FORMER SLAVE WHO BECAME A POWERFUL SPEAKER AGAINST THE EVILS OF SLAVERY

8 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD WAS A SYSTEM OF SECRET TRAILS AND NETWORKS THAT HELPED TO FREE HUNDREDS OF SLAVES

9 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD HARRIET TUBMAN - AN ESCAPED SLAVE WHO LEAD THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

10 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD CONDUCTOR PASSENGER STATIONS

11 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD CONDUCTOR- SOMEONE WHO LEAD SLAVES TO FREEDOM
PASSENGER- A RUNAWAY SLAVE STATION- PLACE WHERE SLAVES WOULD HIDE UNTIL REACHING THE NORTH

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