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Who are the members of your ISP Slavery Continuum Project group? (DUE 10/1)
DIRECTIONS: Please post the names of your group members in the comment box along with one website that you have found that you think might be a valuable resource and helpful in writing about the topic of slavery.
While not many people know very much about slavery, it is an important peace of history. There are 3 main groups I would like to talk about, Slaves, Slave owners, and Abolitionists.
First I want to talk about the slaves themselves. Slaves must have been terrified. In the U.S your suppose to have freedom, but if people are still being enslaved, whitch I believe they are, there truly isn’t the freedom we believe in the US. Slaves must be horrified considering, in a free country this was happening.
Next I would like to talk about the slave owners. I believe in some cases that these people where raised to believe it was ok to enslave others. I don’t feel all slave owners meant harm by these actions. Some people are raised in an odd way and cannot always be fixed.
Abolitionists where people who tried to abolish slavery in the 1800’s. These people where surprised that in the USA, or the land of the free, people where still being enslaved. These people fought for slave freedom. It was hard but did make a great impact in stopping slavery.
Sonia Rdriguez
ReplyDeleteShonte' Lyons
Dessi Arias
Nichole Silverstein
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/slavery/
Ariana Dragone
ReplyDeleteJulian Class
Katie Koch
Ashley Donegan
http://themorningsidepost.com
our group is Jimmy Ernst, Alex skelly, Pat enley, And johlil brown renolds
ReplyDeletePre-Engineering Boys,
ReplyDeleteWhere's the resource?!
-Mr. Williams
http://school.discoveryeducation.com/schooladventures/slavery/ sory here it iss
ReplyDeleteBriana Feliciano
ReplyDeleteKevin Melcher
Justin Guinto
Alexis Brown
http://www.u-s-history.com/
autumn el
ReplyDeleteshanell wilson
chiffon sanford
torrin perry
http://www.infoplease.com/timelines/slavery.html
http://afroamhistory.about.com/?once=true&
While not many people know very much about slavery, it is an important peace of history. There are 3 main groups I would like to talk about, Slaves, Slave owners, and Abolitionists.
ReplyDeleteFirst I want to talk about the slaves themselves. Slaves must have been terrified. In the U.S your suppose to have freedom, but if people are still being enslaved, whitch I believe they are, there truly isn’t the freedom we believe in the US. Slaves must be horrified considering, in a free country this was happening.
Next I would like to talk about the slave owners. I believe in some cases that these people where raised to believe it was ok to enslave others. I don’t feel all slave owners meant harm by these actions. Some people are raised in an odd way and cannot always be fixed.
Abolitionists where people who tried to abolish slavery in the 1800’s. These people where surprised that in the USA, or the land of the free, people where still being enslaved. These people fought for slave freedom. It was hard but did make a great impact in stopping slavery.
John Fitzgerald
ReplyDeleteMike McGroarty
Kyle Whitley
Maurico(husfad;hkuasdg) Ventura
Clarissa Oraczewski
ReplyDeleteVanessa Bey
Isaiah Ortiz
Wesley Pollard
http://www.historyworld.net/wrldhis/PlainTextHistories.asp?historyid=ac41
John Traenkner
ReplyDeleteStephen Cole
Nate Simpson
Briana Feliciano
ReplyDeleteKevin Melcher
Justin Guinto
Alexis Brown