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Enslaved People in New France
1.443 people from African origin were enslaved in New France -
local records
there had been a cumulative total of 4,092 enslaved people in New France including 1,443 of African origin -
ships in nova scotia
From April to November, 81 ships departed from New York headed for Nova Scotia. -
loyalists destroyed Baptist minister David George's home
the mob tore down the houses of about twenty other black families who where free and living on George's property. -
people sailing away for freedom
almost 1,200 black loyalists sailed from Halifax to find the new settlement of freedom -
upper Canada became the only colony to begin passing laws
enslavement -
loyalists
The maroons from Jamaica eventually joined the loyalists in sierra Leone. -
when maroons left for sierra Leone
The black loyalists settlers went against their British governors -
the war
black militiamen fought against American troops in the war. -
slaves from the united states
eventually, these fugitives from American slavery crossed into British north America in increasing numbers. -
school houses
they built a two-room school houses