Emancipation Proclamation Worksheet In your own words, give the meaning of each of the following four excerpts from the Emancipation Proclamation: “I do order and declare that all persons held as slaves within said des

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• Education in New York
• Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
• Emancipation
• Area studies
• United States
• Humanities
• African Americans in the Civil War
• Human rights instruments
• Presidency of Abraham Lincoln

Stories from Maritime America Slave ship Joseph Hawkins describes bringing slaves to a ship and preparing to sail from Africa to the West Indies in[removed]From Joseph Hawkins, A History of a Voyage to the Coast of Africa,

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• Rapparee Cove
• Slavery
• Ethics
• Injustice
• Sociology
• Slave trade
• Racism
• Slave ship

This article was downloaded by:[CDL Journals Account] On: 12 June 2008 Access Details: [subscription number[removed]Publisher: Routledge Informa Ltd Registered in England and Wales Registered Number: [removed]Registere

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• Slavery in the United States
• African slave trade
• Food and drink
• Sidney Mintz
• Nutrition
• Atlantic slave trade
• Plantation
• Slavery
• Field slaves
• Americas
• Sugar
• Racism

African Americans and the Todd Household
While the Todd household in Lexington was a city dwelling rather than a farm, enslaved persons were integral members of the Todd household, including the three-week period when

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• Crimes against humanity
• Racism
• Slavery
• History of the United States
• London Ferrill
• Free people of color
• American studies
• United States
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery in the United States
• African slave trade
• Abuse

West Virginia Historical Society Volume XXIII, No. 4, October 2009 Visit us on the web at www.wvculture.org/history/wvhssoc SLAVERY IN CHARLESTON, [removed]R. Eugene Harper

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• Americas
• Slavery
• Slave trade
• Cultural history of the United States
• Charleston
• West Virginia
• Charleston
• South Carolina
• Atlantic slave trade
• Free negro
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery in the United States
• African slave trade
• Racism

The Probate Record of Moore Fauntleroy 1. What is the date of this record? ([removed]Looking at the list of slaves, why do you think that they are divided into groups by lines? (Possibly by family?) 3. Why do you think t

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• Forestry
• Plantation
• Real estate

Honorable Mention, Dear George Washington Contest 2013 Merri Kelly, Fifth Grade Friends Academy My name is Bailey Watson and I am a runaway slave. I am twenty six years old and “live” in Texas. May 1, 1789 Dear Presi

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• Crimes against humanity
• Slave trade
• Slavery
• Fugitive slave
• History of the United States
• Ethics
• Crime
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery in the United States
• Racism
• Abuse

Buried Stories Lessons from the African Burial Ground In 1991, part of a very old cemetery was found at a building site in Manhattan. A few historians knew what it was: the African Burial Ground, where enslaved and free

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• Manhattan
• African Burial Ground National Monument
• Burial
• Funeral
• Cemetery
• Slavery
• Bioarchaeology
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Death customs
• New York City
• Culture

Epouses en esclavage Le mariage forcé au Congo Exposé des travaux de recherche terrain Juin 2013 Free the Slaves Epouses en esclavage – Exposé Juin 2013

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1 “This is an unusual place. It’s been home to Native Americans, English pirates and plantation owners with hundreds of slaves. There may be treasure buried here. There could also be clues that will benefit the entir

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• Sapelo Island
• Guale
• Thomas Spalding
• Georgia
• History of South Carolina
• Gullah