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August 1831

About 75 slaves went on a two day rebellion before being stopped by militia

Killed around 55 white people

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We see the continued dehumanization and oppression of colored people even today, although it is not as extreme as before

Slavery continues to thrive under the consent of the law until 1863

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Because they were taken far away from their native culture, over generations, African slaves began to develop a new African American culture: they were not white, but they did not have a strong bond to African culture.

People began to associate skin color with status and racism became more engrained in society.

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This ship's crew brought twenty kidnapped African slaves to Jamestown, Virginia in 1619, introducing slavery to the British colonies

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Of slave rebellions

Stricter laws

Of slavery

Boosted the economy

Plantation owners made more money

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September 9th, 1739

40-60 slaves rose up and killed 20 white people

Slave rebels were executed

The Negro Act was passed soon after to further oppress slaves

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Demand for cheap labor

A decrease in the indentured servant population

Global economy

America sold cash crops (indigo, rice; tobacco) to Europe and sent resources to England

African groups got money from selling the people of others

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Racism

White supremacy

Systemic racism

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With Bacon's rebellion, the popularity of indentured servants as a source of labor declined severely, leading to a booming increase in African slaves.