Article one:
What was the first crop that slaves were used for in South Carolina?

What were some of the methods that were legal for controlling black slaves?

What rights were illegal for Black slaves to have?

What was the Stono Rebellion? Who led it?

In what year did Georgia legalize slavery?

Article two:

At the time of 1750, where were most of the immigrants into British North America coming from?

Why wasn’t all of this (slavery) shocking to people at the time?

There were a whole bunch of Wanted Signs for runaway slaves, talk about them...


Article Three:
Who was Olaudah Equiano? Where was he from?

What did he write about in his autobiography?

European settlers built some trading posts? Tell me where/how many?

What did European settlers trade for slaves?

What effects did the slave trade have on Africa? particularly on their culture

How long did a slave voyage take

How many slave voyages were made by the Europeans?

Slaves were forced to walk 1,000 miles. How many slaves actually survived this?

What were two of the diseases that often spread inside the slave ships? What happened to diseased slaves?

Why did diseases spread so easily inside the slaves ships?






Where was the ship Zong headed to? What happened there? [What did he do to the sick slaves]?
Why did he do that?

Article Four:
Which American president sought to end slavery?

Since slavery was in the constitution, people couldn’t oppose it directly. What did they do instead?

Who was Benjamin Lundy?

How many Black anti-slavery organizations existed in 1830?

Who was Fredrick Douglas? What could he do that most slaves couldn’t? (What did he do with that skill?)