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Slavery in America

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Slavery in America

par Bill Salling
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This proclamation was passed by President Lincoln officially freeing the slaves

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A word used for people who worked and protested against slavery

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This clause in the new US Constitution allowed some Southern states to count slaves as part of their populations

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These large farms in the South required large numbers of slaves for labor

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This Amendment to the US Constitution legally outlawed slavery in all of the United States

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He invented the Cotton Gin

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This system allowed the Spanish to enslave native Americans on West Indies plantations

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These types of servants were used for labor in North america before slaves were brought from Africa

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These supervisors used harsh treatment of slaves to get greater production for slave owners

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The shape that ships traveled in taking part in the slave trade between America, Europe and Africa

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This country brought slaves from Africa to work on plantations in the Caribbean

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This crop in Virginia and Maryland required large numbers of slaves to run them.

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On this leg of the Triangular Slave Trade Route, many enslaved Africans died of inhumane conditions

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What slaves called their owners or bosses

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Slaves were held in these on the ships that brought them to the America's

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The race of people forced into slavery from Africa

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Slave couples were allowed to do this but knew at anytime their owners could break up and sell off family members

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Number of millions of slaves shipped to the America's

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