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Secret code by Maya Deleon and Molly Gonzales 

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Secret code by Maya Deleon and Molly Gonzales 

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It tells of all the escapes and things that are going on in the slaves code.

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Choose from a wide variety of shapes to create diagrams and charts. Free from Google.

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Graph on Cotton production throughout the 1800's by Molly Gonzales 

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Graph on Cotton production throughout the 1800's by Molly Gonzales 

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This graph shows how cotton production increased from 1800 to 1860

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meanings and hidden messages of the spiritual "Steal away to Jesus"

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“You may choose to look the other way but you can never say again that you did not know.”
― William Wilberforce
The moving word choices by William Wilberforce tell us that people knew slavery was wrong. People chose to not do anything about it and let slavery happen

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This video explains most of what a slave had to go through everyday.

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“I must get my soul back from you; I am killing my flesh without it.”
― Sylvia Plath
These powerful words by Sylvia Plath tell us that being a slave you don't have many rights, and one of those rights is not having the right to yourself.

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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
This quote tells how Abraham Lincoln felt when someone talked bad about slavery they should try it, so they know how hard it really is.

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This map shows where the cotton belt spread to - from north Carolina to Texas.

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This picture shows a slave in the 1800's, it shows how we as Americans used to treat other human beings just because of their skin color.

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This home was on the Chicora Woods plantation in  Georgetown County, south Carolina. The house was made in 1819 and still exists today.

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Slaves and cotton picking plantations by Molly Gonzales

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Slaves and cotton picking plantations by Molly Gonzales

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This video explains how the plantations worked and how slaves lived and what their jobs were like.

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Cotton-Pickin' Southern States - Plantations & Slavery Re-enacted - 1950s!

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The Plantation System in Southern Life - the Southern States and their stately homes with slave quarters still intact! Tour and re-enactment for tourists in 1950s.

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graph on U.S slave population by Maya Deleon

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graph on U.S slave population by Maya Deleon

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this graph shows how the population of slaves increased from 1790-1860.