'Internal slave trade' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 10 The South and Slavery

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Slavery and the Old South

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The Market Revolution and Sectional Economies

The Market Revolution and Sectional Economies. By Clay Finley. What You Should Learn From This PowerPoint. The Market Revolution changed America from a primarily subsistence and barter economy to an economy that relied on credit and long distance trade

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11. Slaves and Masters

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Southern Slavery

Southern Slavery. Eli Whitney and the Cotton Gin (1793). Reduced number of slaves needed to separate seeds from the cotton Increased the number of slaves needed to be in the fields to keep up with the pace. Eli Whitney. Statistics.

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From Slavery to Freedom 9 th ed.

From Slavery to Freedom 9 th ed. Chapter 1 Ancestral Africa. An Ancient Land and People. Ecology of Africa Most of Africa in tropics; northern and southern tips have moderate, Mediterranean climate Various ecological zones distinguishable in West Africa

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Chapter 11

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THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH

THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH. THE OLD SOUTH & SLAVERY 1820-1860 A10Q 7.10.30. Essential Question. To what degree was the South developing as a distinctively different region from the rest of the United States during the period 1820 to 1860?

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MODERN ERA: 1750 - 1914

MODERN ERA: 1750 - 1914. SOCIAL AND GENDER STRUCTURES. GENERALIZED EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. Increased Population Increased Urbanization Increased migration, immigration Increased wealth Spread of wealth to middle class New consumerism New roles for women, poor, minorities

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The Slave Trade and Triangle Trade

The Slave Trade and Triangle Trade. Background. Slavery existed in Europe during the Classical age, but was replaced by feudalism Serfdom had mostly died out after the plague Europeans had been used as slaves in ancient Middle Eastern empires

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US HISTORY

US HISTORY. Midterm Review 2013. 1. Africans primarily came to early European settlements in America looking for trading partners Voluntarily as slaves to find employment . 2. From where did the earliest humans to visit North America probably come? The Middle East Siberia

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