'Slave catchers' diaporamas de présentation

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The Nation Divides

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The Underground Railroad: A Perilous Journey to Freedom

The Underground Railroad: A Perilous Journey to Freedom. Liz Butler Kristie Varghese Chavi St. Hill Jake Waldron Seun Odusola. Frederick Douglas: A Conductor of the Underground Railroad. Frederick Douglass is one of the famous abolitionists and conductors of the Underground Railroad.

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Events Leading to the Civil War

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Chapter 10: The Union in Crisis

Chapter 10: The Union in Crisis. 1846-1861. Section 2. A Rising Tide of Protest and Violence. Resistance Against the Fugitive Slave Act. Compromise of 1850, calmed the fear but only for a short time The Fugitive Slave Act almost immediately caused problems

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Chapter 20 and 21: A Dividing Nation Powerpoint

Chapter 20 and 21: A Dividing Nation Powerpoint. By: Sixth Grade. Northwest Ordinance of 1787 By: Caroline Farrell. Definition: a law passed by Congress in 1787 that specified how western lands would be governed

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Slavery and the Road to Civil War

Slavery and the Road to Civil War. Prelude to War. Popular Sovereignty. Allowing the people to choose whether to be a slave or free state Letting people vote on it!. Compromise of 1850. California applied for statehood Would upset the equal balance between number of slave and free states

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. The Atlantic Slave Trade. When?. 1450 - Spanish & Portuguese start slaving in Africa 1865 - still smuggling slaves until the end of the civil war (technically illegal in 1808). The Atlantic Slave Trade. Why? (3 reasons combined). Labor shortage (not enough workers)

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. The Atlantic Slave Trade. When?. 1450 - Spanish & Portuguese start slaving in Africa 1865 - still smuggling slaves until the end of the civil war (technically illegal in 1808). The Atlantic Slave Trade. Why? (3 reasons combined). Labor shortage (not enough workers)

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The Road to the Civil War.. A Movie starring 8 th Graders!

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Frederick Douglass

Frederick Douglass. Project by: Philip Szeszol and Paul Flanagan . Early Life. Born into Slavery, February 1818. Originally Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey Date not exactly known, estimated. Primary Caretaker was Grandmother, taken to new plantation 1824.

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Harriet Tubman

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Tuesday, October29th Warm-up

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Rising Tensions. . .

Rising Tensions. 1850-1860. Abolitionism. Spreads in North Frederick Douglass: runaway slave becomes abolitionist leader William Lloyd Garrison: editor of abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator

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Rising Tensions. . .

Rising Tensions. 1850-1860. Abolitionism. Spreads in North Frederick Douglass: runaway slave becomes abolitionist leader William Lloyd Garrison: editor of abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Section 1. There were noticeable contrasts between the North and the South (slavery), which created two different sections within the US By 1850 many white Northerners had the belief that slavery violated principles of the US and Christianity

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Famous AMERICANS

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