'William wilberforce' presentation slideshows

Who were the first slaves?

Who were the first slaves?. Origins of slavery. What is a slave?. A slave is someone who is deprived of their freedom and forced to work for someone else without reward They are the property of the slave owner They can be bought and sold

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William Blake, 1807

William Blake, 1807. William Wilberforce, 1788. Mary Wollstonecraft, 1797. Jane Austen, 1804. Jane Austen, 1810. Jane Austen, c. 1810-15. Robert Burns, c. 1821-22. Mary Robinson, 1783-84. William Wordsworth, 1798 Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1796. William Wordsworth, 1818.

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Why Do We Remember William Wilberforce?

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William Wilberforce

William Wilberforce. William Wilberforce was born in Hull in 1759. He was a deeply religious man who dedicated his whole life to fighting a number of causes. He became a Member of Parliament for Hull, and later for Yorkshire.

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A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW

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Why was the Slave Trade abolished?

Why was the Slave Trade abolished?. Describe reasons why Great Britain finally abolished the Slave Trade in 1807. Great Britain finally abolished the slave trade in 1807, after years of campaigning by abolitionists. Given that many people supported the trade, why did it finally end?.

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Terms & People

Terms enclosure crop rotation industrial Rev. industrialization urbanization 3 factors of production reform movements corporation stock entrepreneur union collective bargaining laissez-faire economics free market economics Capitalism Utilitariansim socialism communism. People

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Enlightenment and Revolution:

Enlightenment and Revolution:. Restoring the Old Order. Introduction. After the defeat of Napoleon, the chief European rulers met in Paris and than at the Congress of Vienna to redraw the b oundaries of Europe. The Congress of Vienna.

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William Wilberforce (1759- 1833)

William Wilberforce (1759- 1833). Boldly we must confess that we believe the national difficulties we face result from the decline of religion and morality among us. We must confess equally boldly that our own solid hopes for the well-being of our country depend,

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MICHAEL WINEGEART

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