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Was Nat Turner's Rebellion successful? No. It only made things worse. They weren't able to finish there revenge and Nat was hung and decapitated in the end.

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Using the 2 maps, which 2 states have the highest populations of slaves? LA. and GA.

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What were Fugitive Slave Laws?
Who were Abolitionists? Abolitionists are people who wanted to end slavery. Fugitive Laws were created to punish slaves who tried escape slavery and to keep them as slaves.

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Describe the scene or environment at these auctions. Literally millions of Africans were driven out of the homes to be sold as slaves. Each decade (up until 1860) 10,000 slaves were kicked out of there hometown.

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After viewing the animation, what stands out to you the most? Explain? A lot of ships carried slaves between 1666 and 1708. this makes me think there were a lot of slaves at the time or there were better ships to support slave trade between the two times.

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What were some of the effects of the rebellion? Blacks could not be taught anything by white people. White people killed blacks due to their rebellion and made some of them slaves again. Slaves weren't granted trial by jury either.

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What horrors must Peter have experienced as a slave? Being treated different because of his skin color and being beaten when he made a mistake or did something his master didn't want him to do.

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Describe 3 elements of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850.
1. Slaves weren't granted trial by jury
2. Suspect Slaves were arrested.
3. People needed little evidence to show

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Explain the treatment of Africans and their emotional response to being sold into slavery. They were tested to see how durable they were, if they had any sickness, messed up features/marks or bruises and plenty of other things. Some went back to plantations because they weren't seen as good enough for them to use for slavery. The Europeans made a lot f money off of other men, women and innocent children. They didn't care about how many needed to be beaten, tossed off ships or bruised; they just wanted money at any cost.

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Pause the animation. Click one of the "dots" that represents a slave ship. Tell us the information about it? The NS DEL Rosario:120 tons, carried 197 slaves and arrived in Brazil with 140.

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In the newspaper illustration, why are the slave owners portrayed as the victims? Now things are reverse. Now the whites are the ones being beat and bruised and this just part of karma.

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Describe Henry's account. Henry Bibb and his wife are forced to watch there child get beaten and cant' do anything because they're slaves as well.

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Describe the Underground Railroad? The underground Railroad was probably the only way that slaves would make it out. Over 200,000 slaves escaped using the Underground Railroad. This marked a pivital moment in U.S. history.

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Do you believe that all slave ships were accounted for? Why or Why not? Explain. Yes. when I clicked on some of the dots it showed there isn't enough information for the ship. This shows all ships are accounted for, but some have more data collected than others.

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Describe the rebellion on the ship and the mutiny at sea. Slaves at ships decided to make use of the advantages they had over their masters. There were thousands of them and only a few masters on the ships. They took over the ship.

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Describe Solomon's account. Solomon is a slave who fought back. He was being beat by his master and had enough. He beat his master until his arm ached and he asked for mercy.

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Explain the process of how the Underground Railroad operated. It may have seemed like all you had to do was run to the railroad all the way to freedom, but it was more complicated than that. Fugitives would move to the next station each night. They even needed to change there looks so no one would be suspicious.

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Identify your facts below:
1. Took place from 1400s-1800s.
2. Caused the removal of about 10 MILLION Africans.
3. Europeans wen to Africa to capture slaves.
4. People would sell slaves to make money which would help create a strong defense against other land.
5. Cutting off a slaves ear was a way to say that a slave has been purchased.

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What was the outcome of the trial of the Africans? They were put in jail and held guilty of the deaths of many people. Some slaves were able to return back to Africa because they weren't considered legal property.

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Describe Harriet's account. Harriet was just a six year old being abused by a forty-something year old man. She wrote down his wrong doings and how she felt about unfair treatment of slaves.

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Why was Harriet Tubman referred to as "Moses?" Because just like Moses, Harriet Tubman led the people to freedom.

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What did the people who were captured into slavery experience along the journey? Crouded areas and diseases from  a non-sanitary environment.

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Would US slave owners have agreed with the trial's verdict? Explain. No. Slaves owners aren't abolitionist; they want to keep slaves as there property and use them for hard work they're too lazy to do. Slave owners wouldn't just suddenly have a change of heart when they hear that Africans can go back to there homeland.

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In your opinion, what was the worst part and why? Cutting off the slave's ears. This showed they had no mercy and were willing to do anything to get what they wanted.