https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2 the 13 colonies en-us 2020-10-22 16:16:41 UTC 2026-01-05 03:15:36 UTC hello@padlet.com jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/853199155 This is a map of the colonies showing the weather in each colony. The weather definitely effects the spread of slavery because weather could delay or speed up the process of selling slaves. The lasting effects of this resource mostly have to do with climate. ]]> 2020-10-22 16:24:11 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/853199155 jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/853253730 This map shows the borders of the 13 colonies. This shows how the middle colonies were a very small group of states compared to the remaining of the 13 colonies. This is historically reliable because we know from past maps what the middle colonies consists of. This map relates to popularity of slavery because depending on how big the colony was there may be less slaves shipped there. As well, if there weren't wealthy people living in the colonies the slave rates would be reduced. The bigger the colony, the more likely there will be wealthy people ready to purchase slaves. The lasting affect was definitely how long it took for slavery to be abolished in certain colonies. the more slaves there were to get rid of, the longer it would take. ]]> 2020-10-22 16:36:11 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/853253730 jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/856428025 This map shows the percentage of slavery in all of the colonies. This is a reliable source because it shows the accurate data from all of the 13 colonies. The lasting effect of slavery percentages in different colonies definitely effected jobs and economy because even after slavery, coloreds were severely discriminated against and most former slaves were homeless. It was very hard for former slaves to find work simply because of the color of their skin. to this day your skin color could determine your place in economy. Certain jobs won't accept you because of your ethnicity or you will be treated worse and payed less.   Systematic racism is still very real.]]> 2020-10-23 16:21:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/856428025 jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/862537126 The Mayflower Compact: it was an early, successful attempt at government by the people and undoubtedly played a role in future colonists seeking permanent independence from British rule and shaping the nation that eventually became the United States of America. This is very reliable because to this day you can find a copy of this compact which comes from the New England colonies. The mayflower compact expressed the deep faith and belief in God and his divine guidance, and deep loyalty to native England and to the King, regardless of his actions to persecute and exile the Pilgrims. The compact definitely made slavery seem more humane than it was because it gave permission to persecution. This is also historically reliable as you can find a copy of his letter to this day. The lasting effect of this compact was freedom and independence to this day. ]]> 2020-10-26 16:36:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/862537126 jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/862539236 A People’s Declaration 1676: After this rebellion, the wealthy landowners took action to ensure that a rebellion would no longer be a threat to their profitable plantations. They began to only use slaves because they believed they were less likely to rebel as the indentured servants (both black and white) that followed Bacon into rebellion. This rebellion backfired completely and is not at all what Bacon wanted. It's lasting affect definitely felt like a defeat for the slaves and people against slavery. This was a major set back for the abolishing of slavery. This is another source you can rely on because you can find a copy of it today. ]]> 2020-10-26 16:36:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/862539236 jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/oi6bpht9dj2xkbg2/wish/862541094 William Penn's Letter to the Colonists of Pennsylvania, April 8, 1681: "I will not take the rights of any, or oppress his person. In short, whatever serious and reasonable men can reasonably desire for the security and improvement of their own happiness, I shall heartily agree to.” Judging by this quote from Penn's letter, He didn't want anyone to be oppressed but I'm sure this wasn't taken into consideration during slavery. It's sad how his input on oppression was ignored. The letter's lasting effect just had many Americans view bacon's rebellion as a huge backfire.  

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