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Slavery❚ Many felt it would die

out on it’s own❙ Free labor was

generally more profitable

❙ Why?

❚ What happened? Why didn’t it die out on it’s own?

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Youtube Video- Slavery in America

YouTube Video 1

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Cotton❚ Picking

❙ Slave - 200 lbs. per day

❙ Separate - 1lb. per day

❙ Until?❘ Cotton Gin (1793) -

Eli Whitney

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Eli Whitney

*Learn more about Eli Whitney, the inventor of the Cotton Gin here

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Cotton Gin

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Cotton Gin❚ Separate 50 - 1,000

lbs. ❙ More cotton is grown

❘ 1792 - 13,000 bales❘ 1840 - 1 Million bales

❙ Slavery becomes more and more important

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YouTube Video 2

YouTube Video- Cotton Gin and Southern Expansion

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Slavery❚ By 1860

❙ Over 1/3 the Southern population❙ 4 million slaves

❚ Some states passed laws against freeing slaves❙ Increased value

*Learn more about the Laws here

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Slavery❚ Lower South

❙ 2.3 million – 47% of total population

❚ Upper South❙ 1.2 million – 29% of total population

❚ Border States❙ 432,000 – 13% of total population

*1860 Census

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Slavery❚ Cotton was considered the perfect

crop for slavery❙ Why?❙ Kept them busy year round

❘ Clearing land, Planting, Cultivating, Harvesting.

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Slavery❚ Lived in small shacks❚ Grew their own food ❚ Worked in the fields from sunup to

sundown❙ Watched by Overseer

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Slave Slave QuartersQuarters

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Slavery❚ Different Jobs

❙ Most were Field Hands❙ House Servants ❙ Skilled

❘ Carpentry, masonry, etc.

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Slavery❚ Treated Well?

❙ Some say Yes❘ Valuable❘ Beatings Rare

❙ Really??????

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Slavery❚Treated Well?

❙ No❘ Slaves❘ Overseers❘ 4% lived to age 60

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Punishments

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Whip Scars

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Escape?❚ 1/50th of 1%

❙ 1 Million slaves - 200 escaped

❚ Why?❙ Ignorance❙ Punishements

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Underground Railroad

❚ Safe-houses & people helping runaway slaves

❚ Conductors❙ Harriet Tubman❙ Josiah Henson❙ Levi Coffin

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YouTube Video 3

YouTube Video- Underground Railroad, Journey to Freedom

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Harriet Tubman❚ Escaped in 1849❚ Made 19 trips

back into the South

❚ Helped over 300 slaves escape

*Learn more about Harriet here

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Fighting Slavery

❚ Slaves were thought to be lazy and stupid❙ Why?❙ “Dragging their Heels”❙ Their way of protesting slavery

❘ They don’t benefit from hard work

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Fighting Slavery

❚ Worked slow❚ Damage tools and machinery❚ Neglected animals

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Free Blacks - North

❚ Social Equality?❙ No❙ Segregation❙ Fewer opportunities

❘ Education❘ Jobs

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❚ Legal Equality?❙ No❙ Couldn’t vote, hold public office, ❙ Treated as second-class people

Free Blacks - North

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YouTube Video 4

YouTube Video- Influential People to the Abolition of Slavery

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Abolitionists❚ Abolition

❙ Movement to outlaw slavery

❚ Frederick Douglass❙ most famous❙ Why?

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Douglass❙ Former Slave

❘ Escaped

❙ Excellent Speaker❘ First-hand information about slavery

*Learn more about Frederick here

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Abolitionists❚ Others

❙ William Lloyd Garrison❘ Immediate Emancipation vs. Gradual Emancipation

*Learn more about William here

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Abolitionists❚ What did they accomplish?❙ Not the abolition of

slavery – yet❘ That will take the

Civil War to accomplish!

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Post Quiz❚ Click here to begin your

underground railroad journey to escape from slavery!

❚ Then tell your slave story here