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Secret Abolitionist Message By Jasmine Browning, Robert Harrington, and Levi Morquecho

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Secret Abolitionist Message By Jasmine Browning, Robert Harrington, and Levi Morquecho

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Below is a secret abolitionist message that consists of secret codes.

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Spirituals By Levi Morquecho, Robert Harrington, and Jasmine Browning

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Spirituals By Levi Morquecho, Robert Harrington, and Jasmine Browning

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Below is an assignment we all worked on.

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Spirituals for My Padlet Assignment - Levi Morquecho

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Video On Slave Growth By Robert Harrington 

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Video On Slave Growth By Robert Harrington 

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Slave growth grew highly when the cotton gin came out because people needed more slaves to make more money. Also if you had slaves you were usually wealthy so the more slaves you had the wealthier you were.

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APUSH Review: The Growth of Slavery in Colonial America and its Consequences

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Video On Slave Spirituals By Jasmine Browning

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Video On Slave Spirituals By Jasmine Browning

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Spirituals were songs sung by slaves to help cope with their difficult lives and unfair treatment. Often, spirituals would contain secret codes or messages. The messages usually had to do with escaping.

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African American Spirituals | Black History Month Facts | Freedom Songs

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All about negro slaves in America and how they brought spirituals about, why spirituals are important, and how spirituals are still sung today.

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“Knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave.” ― Frederick Douglass (By Levi Morquecho)

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“Knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave.” ― Frederick Douglass (By Levi Morquecho)

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I think that Frederick Douglass is trying to say that if you have an education you must not be a slave.

Frederick Douglas is shown below.

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“Those who deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themselves” ― Abraham Lincoln (By Robert Harrington)

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“Those who deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themselves” ― Abraham Lincoln (By Robert Harrington)

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I believe Abraham Lincoln is trying to say that if one denies another freedom, then they don't deserve it either.

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“Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally.” ― Abraham Lincoln (By Jasmine Browning)

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“Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally.” ― Abraham Lincoln (By Jasmine Browning)

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Lincoln is trying to say that he has an urge to see people who are for slavery endure and experience what slaves go through.

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This plantataion home was a place where slaves use to live and do all of there hard work.

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Graph On Growth Of Slavery And Cotton in America By Jasmine Browning

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Graph On Growth Of Slavery And Cotton in America By Jasmine Browning

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As cotton production boomed, slavery also expanded. In 1790 there were less than 1,250,000 slaves in the United States. However, in 1860, the U.S. had over 3,750,000 slaves.

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The Cotton Belt was a belt of states that started producing cotton greatly in the 18th century after the cotton gin was created. The cotton gin made it a lot easier to clean cotton, resulting in more being sold.

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Graph On Slave Prices By Jasmine Browning

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Graph On Slave Prices By Jasmine Browning

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The price of slaves rose as the need for labor increased. As of 1861, the price of a slave was $800.

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The creation of the cotton gin made slavery increase significantly, because more people needed more slaves to work so they could make even more money.