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1 The African Diaspora Artifacts Collage
Diaspora  the dispersion (or scattering) of people over time from the continent of Africa

2 Africans selling Africans
TASK: Look at the packet of primary sources & the artifacts shown on this page. Determine which 3 primary sources (excerpt) and ONE artifact should be part of a museum display dedicated to remembering the Slave Trade. 1- Slave Fort, West Africa 4- Slave Chains 2- Slave Pen, West Africa 3- Slave I.D. tag 5- Slave collars, shackles

3 The Middle Passage TASK: Look at the packet of primary sources & the artifacts shown on this page. Determine which 3 primary sources (excerpts) and ONE artifact should be part of a museum display dedicated to remembering the Slave Trade. 3- Pewter jug from slave ship 1- Cut out of slave ship engraving of Olaudah Equiano Atlantic map

4 2- Charleston Day-Laborer Slave Tag
Arrival in America TASK: Look at the packet of primary sources & the artifacts shown on this page. Determine which 3 primary sources (excerpts) and ONE artifact should be part of a museum display dedicated to remembering the Slave Trade. 3- Slave Bracelet 1- Kentucky Slave Pen 2- Charleston Day-Laborer Slave Tag Auction Poster

5 Plantation Life TASK: Look at the packet of primary sources & the artifacts shown on this page. Determine which 3 primary sources (excerpts) and ONE artifact should be part of a museum display dedicated to remembering the Slave Trade. 1- Slave Cabin, S. Carolina 3- slave collar and bells for runaways b 2- overseer’s whip 4- Slave Cabin cooking utensils

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