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Info about the abolition of slavery please?
I am doing a project in humanities at school about the abolition of slavery. Please be as detailed as possible and use simple language. Please don't suggest sites like bbc or wikipedia because i have already researched them. Write as much as you can i will award best anwer promise.
I am really thankful if you contribute
Oh, and i would be really helpful if you fillled this out
ABOLITION
Intro
Why?
When?
How?
Who?
includes
famous historical figures (Clarkson, Wilberforce etc.)
Petitions (Who/Where?)
Advantages and Disadvantages
includes profit, unemployment to others
Summary
Dosen't have to be super detailed just something small to build on and create ideas
THANKS AGAIN!!!
Oh, and i would be really helpful if you fillled this out
ABOLITION
Intro
Why?
When?
How?
Who?
includes
famous historical figures (Clarkson, Wilberforce etc.)
Petitions (Who/Where?)
Advantages and Disadvantages
includes profit, unemployment to others
Summary
Dosen't have to be super detailed just something small to build on and create ideas
THANKS AGAIN!!!
Sorry the table copied twice.
And the question 'WHY' why did the abolition happen?
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The importation of slaves from other countries was banned in 1808, but the selling of slaves within our borders continued. Conflict grew during the 19th century between the northern and southern states over the issue of slavery. The northern states were going through an industrial revolution and desperately needed people to work in its factories. Industrialists in the North believed that, if freed, the slaves would leave the South and provide the labor they needed.
In 1831, Arthur and Lewis Tappan established the first Antislavery Society in New York. Two years later it became a national organization, and Tappan was elected its first president. Other early abolitionists (persons who actively fought to end slavery) soon emerged as leaders of the movement:
Angelina and Sarah Grimke
Frederick Douglass
John Greenleaf Whittier
Lucretia Mott
Lydia Maria Child
Robert Purvis
Samuel Eli Cornish
Theodore Weld
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
William Wells Brown
- 1 decade ago
Can only write in narrative.. the abolition of slavery was one of the outcomes of the Enlightenment. It progressed through three stages. The outlawing of slaves in UK in 1772 Then the suppression of the international trade in 1807 by the UK and Finlay in the Colonies in1833. Th british took the lead here because they were mainly responsible for the Business. Business men setup a triangulsr trade. FRom UK to Africa then to West indies with cargo of slaves then onto american colonies to collect American exports an back to Uk. The economic case was that cheap labour was neede to maximise profit from West Indies. It is most interesting to see the tortuous routes that the new USA went to to accommodate slavery and it was not ti the Civil War that it was ended. It was ,eventually, only found in the cotton growing South where it was believed that it was necessary to the economics of the South. Modern historians argue that in fact it kept the South back economically such that it only emerged after WW2.
- john10001Lv 51 decade ago
Slavery hasn't been abolished, it has gotten worse. We are all now bond servants for the national debt. The government essentially owns us, they have superior guardianship rights over us. When our births are registered your parents legally give you away to the government. They abandon you without realising it. For more info please read the following links:
Registration the Truth about what your Don't Own
Ownership, Registration & the Reality of Money
Your Children The Nightmare Truth
We live in the matrix.