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Slavery and The South: Chapter 17

Slavery and The South: Chapter 17. Important slavery facts, dates 1619 Barbados Slave Code, Bacon’s Rebellion (1676) 1739- 1775- 20% 1793 1787 NW Ord, Const. 1807 1820 1822- Denmark Vesey, Liberia 1824- British Abolish slavery in the Empire 1831 (2 items) 1835- mail 1836- Gag Order

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Slavery and The South: Chapter 17

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  1. Slavery and The South: Chapter 17

  2. Important slavery facts, dates 1619 Barbados Slave Code, Bacon’s Rebellion (1676) 1739- 1775- 20% 1793 1787 NW Ord, Const. 1807 1820 1822- Denmark Vesey, Liberia 1824- British Abolish slavery in the Empire 1831 (2 items) 1835- mail 1836- Gag Order 1837 Jefferson’s Quotes

  3. Constitutional Convention, 1787 included the 3/5 Compromise

  4. Slave Importation banned in 1807

  5. Missouri Compromise, 1820

  6. Stono Rebellion, 1739- Fist of over 250 Slave Rebellions in US History

  7. 1793- Eli Whitney invents cotton Gin

  8. Missouri Compromise, 1820

  9. Denmark Vesey led Slave Revolt in Charleston, 1822 Thousands of blacks take up arms. 67 were convicted and 35 hanged.

  10. 1831- Garrison publishes The Liberator

  11. 1832 South Carolina Nullification

  12. Elijah P. Lovejoy’s house and printing press detroyed by anti-slavery mob In Alton, Illinois……1837

  13. Elijah P. Lovejoy Anti-slavery publisher Killed in Alton, Ill 1837

  14. Charleston Courrier, September 3, 1848

  15. New Orleans Delta, July 3, 1849

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