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• [PDF File]The Dutch Period - Slavery in New York

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  Later slaves came from areas of Africa where many people were Muslim. • By the late 1630s, there were 100 enslaved men and women in New Amsterdam, amounting to one-third of the population. Other northern colonies held slaves, too, but there were many more in New Amsterdam.

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• [PDF File]Agricultural Slavery in the Northern Colonies and in ...

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  farmers in the northern colonies used slaves on their farms, the crops, princi-pally food grains raised with the help of their slaves, were the same as those raised by their neighbors who did not use slaves, a situation apparently not much different from that prevalent in fifth- and fourth-centur5 This y Attika.

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• [PDF File]African Americans in the Revolutionary War

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  From the time of the arrival of the first black slaves to the American colonies in 1619, they were welcomed into the ranks of local militias to counter the threat from Native Americans. This practice remained, especially in the northern colonies, for more than a century and a half, only changing when General George Washington, a Virginia slave ...

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• [PDF File]Slavery: Cause and Catalyst of the Civil War

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  made the American colonies prosperous. Many Northern merchants made their fortunes either in the slave trade or by exporting the products of slave labor. African slavery was central to the development of British North America. Although slavery existed in all 13 colonies at the start of the American Revolution in 1775, a number of

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• [PDF File]The Southern Colonies in the 17th Century

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  Beginning in 1607, England established five permanent colonies along the southeastern seacoast of North America. Despite displaying some differences, all of these colonies were characterized by plantation agriculture, the use of indentured and slave labor, a strong social hierarchy, and a sparse population with

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• [PDF File]Cover: Sir Joshua Reynolds,

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  colonies, some were brought to Britain, where they lived and worked as domestic slaves or servants in a±uent households. Some, including Ukawsaw Gronniosaw, Phillis Wheatley, Ignatius Sancho, Olaudah Equiano, Ottobah Cugoano, and Mary Prince, became important advocates for the abolition of slavery. The art of portraiture was one key way in which

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  Northern states as immediate and comprehensive, as though these measures effectuated the near-instantaneous eradication of slavery in each state that adopted them. In fact, though the number of slaves in the North declined after the Revolutionary War, slavery continued to exist there well into the nineteenth century.

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• [PDF File]The Emergence of African American English

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  The northern colonies had very few slaves, 2 to 4 percent of the total colonial population within which they were integrated, though not with equal social status, as noted above. It is especially noteworthy that the Virginia colony started before that of Barbados (founded in 1627). At the peak of the slave trade during the eighteenth century,

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• [PDF File]Fighting for Whose Freedom? Black Soldiers in the Revolution

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  manpower shortages forced the colonists to allow slaves and free blacks to fight. In the early 1700s, both northern and southern colonies allowed blacks to serve in combat positions when the need arose. Legislation was passed in South Carolina during Queen Anne’s War that affirmed the need to arm slaves during

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• [PDF File]European Exploration and Colonial America

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  Northern Colonies? •Pilgrims separated from the Church of England and landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620. •Puritans also settled in Massachusetts later. •Religious life in was very strict in the Northern Colonies.

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• [PDF File]Slavery in the American Colonies

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  Most slaves worked as field hands on farms with fewer than 20 slaves. Some learned skilled crafts or served in households. Every colony had slaves, though most slaves lived in the Chesapeake and Southern colonies. The colonies had a number of small communities of free blacks. Some free blacks had free mothers.

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• [PDF File]Colonial America in the Eighteenth Century

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  middle colonies, particularly Pennsylvania, differed from that of New England and the South, including the role played by immigration. • Recognize how the large influx of slaves into the southern colonies shaped the region’s economy, society, and politics. • Identify the shared experiences that served to

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• [PDF File]'The Thirteen British Colonies

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  ,c&A In North America, the Southern Colonies copied the plantation system, which relied on slave labor. IW By 1760slaves were held in all 13 colonies, but slavery remained concentrated on plantations and in large cities.,ea.l, Although far outnumbered by slaves, many people of African descent gained their freedom and continued to live in the ...

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  northern colonies. Race and Freedom in British America Many of the first settlers in the Americas were not voluntary settlers, but were forced to migrate to the colonies as slaves. This practice only increased as the supply of white indentured servants dried up.

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  The anti-slavery stance of northern colonies that gradually came about after the American Revolution further impacted policing in the south. The smaller proportions of slaves in the northern colonies meant that slavery was not as economically reliable as other modes of production, putting northern colonies in

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• Slaves and Slaveowners in Colonial Philadelphia

  of the southern colonies. Textbooks in colonial history and black history rarely mention urban slavery in the northern colonies or take only passing notice of the institution and conclude that the small number of slaves in northern cities served as domestic servants, presumably in the households of the upper class.'

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• Agricultural Slavery in the Northern Colonies and in ...

  slaves both in the northern colonies and in Attika produced the same goods-or, put differently, they did the same kind of work-as free men did, a fact which lessened the social distance between free and slave. In other words, the primary economic interest of the Caribbean and south-

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• [PDF File]Name Date Reading Social Studies Compare and Contrast

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  Not all slaves in the Southern Colonies tended the crops. Some were skilled crafts-people who did carpentry work, tailoring, and blacksmithing on large plantations. They worked the same long, hard hours as those who worked in the fields. The life of slaves in the Northern Colonies was in some ways different from life in the South. Some slaves

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  Trade, Not Only of the Northern Colonies, but to That of Great Britain Also, 1764 (to be delivered by colonial agents to British officials in England). First, It is apprehended that the trade is so far from being able to bear the high duty [tax] imposed by this act on sugar and molasses that it will not bear any duty at all . . .

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