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TSWBAT:. Describe the differences between the forms of slavery that existed in different regions of North America. Warm Up. Open your textbook to the map on page 103 and analyze the information it presents.

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  1. TSWBAT: • Describe the differences between the forms of slavery that existed in different regions of North America

  2. Warm Up Open your textbook to the map on page 103 and analyze the information it presents. • Can you make any generalizations about the regions where plantation farming was taking place? (in mountains, near water, etc) • What resources were constant throughout the colonies?

  3. Slavery in Colonial America African American History Chapter 3 Section 5

  4. Slavery in Northern Colonies • Religious Foundation • Climate, Labor Supply, and Economy • Life for Northern Slaves

  5. Slavery in Spanish Florida and French Louisiana • Catholicism versus Protestant tradition • Spanish and French Intentions • Routes to Freedom

  6. New Spain’s Northern Borderlands • Territorial Span • Africans: Role and Rank

  7. Black Women in Colonial America • Roles Varied According to Region • Field versus Domestic Work • Forced Miscegenation

  8. BlackResistanceandRebellion Escape Sabotage Rebellion

  9. Learning Log • Do you think that the subtle methods used by enslaved Africans to rebel against their masters were as effective or more effective than outright, violent rebellion? • Explain your answer.

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