'First slaves' diaporamas de présentation

Societies in Conflict

Humans | The Natural World Shifting Boundaries Between Them. Societies in Conflict. Professor Laura Mitchell mitchell@uci.edu | 243 Krieger Hall Office hours: Th 2-3 & by appointment. Questions at the center of colonial conflicts:. Who controls the use of natural resources?

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Virginia and African Americans

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Slavery

Slavery. Three great empires: Ghana, Mali and Songhai rose and fell in West Africa between 400-1500. The early empires of Africa prospered by trading gold and salt to Europeans and Arabs. . African Empires. African Culture.

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Our fellow man

Our fellow man. Make parallels Report historical facts through written, iconographic and oral documents Introduce American writers and study a text Create an atmosphere to talk about an experience Analyze a poem, write and declaim your own poems. Historical facts US map for help.

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Slavery in the States

Slavery in the States. Northern States. Worked as Artisans Blacksmiths, carpenters, shoemakers, tanners House servants Shipping yard Gave wages to owners Some could buy freedom. Northern States . States to Abolish Slavery 1775 Pennsylvania 1777 Vermont 1783 Massachusetts

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Slavery in the USA

Slavery in the USA. The first slaves arrived in Virginia around 1619, and slavery existed in America for the next 250 years. Slavery in the USA.

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Aim: Why did slavery develop in the English colonies?

Aim: Why did slavery develop in the English colonies?. What conclusions can you make about slavery based on the information above?. I. Spanish and Portuguese slavery in the Americas. A. First slaves were Native Americans

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