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World History in Documents
World History in Documents
Chapter 17:
Chapter 17:
THE SPREAD OF SLAVERY AND THE ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
THE SPREAD OF SLAVERY AND THE ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
The following videos will expand on a few of the things mentioned in the Introduction to our reading assignment. Take the time to watch the videos. They will help to put this topic into its broader historical context along with provide some background information that is often not known and left out of the traditional study of this topic in school.
Dr. Thomas Sowell
Dr. Thomas Sowell
The following videos come from excerpts of different books written by Dr. Thomas Sowell. You should take a moment and read about Dr. Sowell's background prior to viewing his videos.
The History Of African Slaves In Africa
The History Of African Slaves In Africa
The Truth About The Arab Slave Trade In Africa
The Truth About The Arab Slave Trade In Africa
Facts about slavery never mentioned in school
Facts about slavery never mentioned in school
The True History of Slavery in the western Hemisphere
The True History of Slavery in the western Hemisphere
THE SLAVE TRADER’S VIEW:
THE SLAVE TRADER’S VIEW:
JOHN BARBOT
JOHN BARBOT
**There is a picture I use that I say is that of John Barbot. It is a picture of a John Barbot but not the John Barbot slave trader. I removed the image from our presentation but it still appears in the videos. I apologize for the confusion.**
THE AFRICAN SLAVE EXPERIENCE:
THE AFRICAN SLAVE EXPERIENCE:
OLAUDAH EQUIANO
OLAUDAH EQUIANO
It mentions that Olaudah Equiano became involved with the antislavery (abolitionist) movement. Many of you are probably at least a little familiar with the American Civil War and the end to slavery in the U.S. The following two videos will briefly discuss how slavery ended in other parts of the world.
Thomas Sowell:
Thomas Sowell:
The Hidden Truth Behind The End Of Slavery
Part One
Thomas Sowell:
Thomas Sowell:
The Hidden Truth Behind The End Of Slavery
Part Two
Clotilda:
Clotilda:
The Last Slave Ship to the U.S. 1860
The Last Slave Ship to the U.S. 1860
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