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Slavery
Sites
African Slave Trade & European Imperialism- Tmeline covering 15th - early 19th centuries. From African Timelines: History, Orature, Literature, & Film - compiled by Central Oregon Community College.
- Africans in America - America's journey through slavery
- Offers a historical narrative and resource bank of images, documents, stories and biographies on Americas Journey through slavery.
- The Atlantic Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Americas - A visual Record
- A collection of images relating to the enslavement and transportation of Africans to the Americas. From the University of Virginia Library
- British Anti-Slavery
- How did this national campaign become one of the most successful reform movements of the 19th century? From BBC History.
- British Slaves on the Barbary Coast
- From BBC History.
- Chronology Of The History Of Slavery
- from 1619
- Lest We Forget: The Triumph Over Slavery
- Slave Narratives San Fancisco
- The slave narratives that are presented in this exhibit reflect only a fraction of the millions upon millions of stories that could have been told by people who had the misfortune to toil under the yoke of slavery. From the Museum of the African Diaspora.
- Slavery - Columbia Encyclopedia
- Slavery and economy in Barbados
- From BBC History.
- Slavery and Freedom in The Time of the Lincolns
- from PBS
- The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
- Provides a brief review of the triangular trade with particular reference to recent statistics.
- The Underground Railroad: Our Shared History
- from the US National Parks Service
- Web Resources on Slavery
- Links to various web sites providing information on the beginning of slavery, significant events, personalities, narratives and law and politics, compiled by Long Island University.
