'End slavery' presentation slideshows

Unit 2 Jeopardy

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BREAKING THE CHAINS

BREAKING THE CHAINS. SLAVES HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT. Human Trafficking : Social Action Emphasis of the IDWM for 2010 to 2014. What is Human Trafficking????. The illegal trade of human beings for sexual exploitation or forced labor or services by fraud, coercion, force,

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Kyrsten Skulborstad and Melissa Urscheler

Kyrsten Skulborstad and Melissa Urscheler. International Justice Mission. International Justice Mission is a human rights agency that secures justice for victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression. At the End of Slavery.

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The USA Party http://theusaparty.com

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ABOLITION – the movement to end slavery

1. ABOLITION – the movement to end slavery. 2. WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON – abolitionist who publishes a newspaper called The Liberator. William Lloyd Garrison. 2. The Liberator was printed in Boston. Spread the word of the abolition movement in the North. 3.

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How did the south become dependent on slave labor ?

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Gettysburg

Gettysburg. The Civil War Turning Point. Lincoln & McClellan shortly after the Battle of Antietam. Road to Gettysburg. After Antietam, General McClellan failed to finish off a retreating General Lee Pres. Lincoln was frustrated by this and had him replaced

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CHAPTER 16 AP US HISTORY BYRD

CHAPTER 16 AP US HISTORY BYRD. EFFECTS OF THE COTTON GIN. Eli Whitney. In the South, slavery on the way out. Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin--made cotton profitable again. More cotton, need more workers, need more SLAVES. So, slavery began to grow again. IMPORTANCE OF COTTON.

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United States History Thematic Review

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Chapter 9: Working for Reform

Chapter 9: Working for Reform. Section 3: The Crusade for Abolition. Pages: 297-302. The Crusade for Abolition. EARLY OPPONENTS OF SLAVERY:

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Two Tickets to Freedom

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Two Tickets to Freedom

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Abolition

Abolition. If the Union must be dissolved slavery is precisely the question upon which it ought to break John Quincy Adams. Background of Abolitionists MishMosh of Beliefs. Reformers . Saw slavery as a black mark on American society and a limiting our growth.

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Good day, Scholars!

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Slavery: Trafficking

Context, Challenges and Solutions. Slavery: Trafficking. Subjective Aspect of Work: What a worker experiences Conditions, treatment, lifestyle. Objective Aspect of Work What the worker produces. A worker being a means to an end. How much, how fast? Numbers? See parable of the worker.

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Chapter 25

Chapter 25. Revolution and Independence in Latin America . Where did Revolutions happen? (1776-1820). British America France St. Domingue /Haiti Mexico Venezuela Brazil Argentina/Chile. Enlightenment Ideas Issues over Taxation Lack of colonial political influence/authority.

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Lincoln, Secession and War

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The Gettysburg Address

The Gettysburg Address. 15,000 spectators were in attendance. Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address. Lincoln stated at his inauguration that his intention was to preserve the union, not end slavery

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Abolitionist : person who wants the immediate end of slavery.

Abolitionist : person who wants the immediate end of slavery. William Lloyd Garrison Frederick Douglass The Grimke Sisters How did they make slavery a major political issue?. Garrison and Douglass. Abolitionist: William Lloyd Garrison. Gave speeches & published written materials

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