'Slave codes' presentation slideshows

Chapter 1,2,3

Chapter 1,2,3. Review. Discoveries before Columbus. @ 1,000 AD Leaf Ericson a Viking landed on Newfoundland, Canada. He named it Vinland Early evidence of Africans making to South America Crusades Chinese and Indian traders Marco Polo Caravel ships and the Prevailing westerly's

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Use the image to answer the questions: (1) What major changes took place from 1820 to 1850?

Use the image to answer the questions: (1) What major changes took place from 1820 to 1850? (2) Were these changes good or bad for the U.S? Why?. From 1800-1860, the North and South became vastly different regions. America: The Story of Us Sectionalism in the Antebellum Era.

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NATIONALISM AND INDUSTRIALIZATION

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CH. 5 EOCT VOCABULARY REVIEW

CH. 5 EOCT VOCABULARY REVIEW. SLAVERY. System in which African Americans were bought, sold, and owned like property . JOHN C. CALHOUN.

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THE SOUTH

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Ch 4 Slavery and Empire

Ch 4 Slavery and Empire. Essential Questions. How did the modern system of slavery develop? What was the history of the slave trade and the Middle Passage? How did Africans manage to create communities among the brutal slave system?

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The Nation Breaking Apart

The Nation Breaking Apart. Growing Tensions Between North and South. Missouri Compromise 1820. Author: Henry Clay Missouri would be admitted as a Slave State. Maine would be admitted as a Free State.

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English Settlements

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Chapter 13- The South

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Slave Life

Slave Life. And The Punishment of African slaves. Early American Slave Life. Population. 1. 1790: 500,000 1860: 4 million 2. 1850: 50% grew cotton 3. 25% of whites had slaves 4. 50% of owners had less than 5 slaves 5% of planters owned 40% of all slaves in south.

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The Beginning Of It All

Colonial Notes. The Beginning Of It All. Southern Colonies. Plantations Tobacco and Rice Slavery Indentured Servitude Aristocratic. Chesapeake: Virginia. Jamestown Virginia Co. Gold/Conversion/NW Passage Virginia Charter Tragedy John Smith House of Burgesses. Chesapeake: Maryland.

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The Planting of English America

The Planting of English America. Remember the other colonizing powers: Spain, Swedes, France, Netherlands. Protestant Reformation in England.

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Chapter 16

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Chapter 7: Growth and Division American History

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The Daily Lives of Slaves

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Abolitionists in the North and South

Abolitionists in the North and South. Katie Moore & Anne Collins. Nov 18, 2008. The South Lashes Back. Antislavery in the South. In the 1820s, Antislavery groups were numerous in the South. Silencing abolitionists.

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Conditions of Slavery

Conditions of Slavery. Lived in crude quarters that left them exposed to bad weather and disease. Diets consisted of cornmeal and salt pork. The weather conditions of the South made health problems like yellow fever, dysentery, and malaria common.

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Slave Resistance

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Essential Question

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Slavery from American Revolution to Abolition

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