The Slave Trade by Alexander Rohloff

Passage

Mar 1, 1619

In the 1800's slaves were tightly fitted in chambers that would soon lead them to sickness and death.

Collision Course

Mar 1, 1730

During the middle passage slave ships were hit hard by the sea and much cargo was dropped, even slave passengers.

The Old America

Mar 16, 1854

This is a map of America when slavery was passed as a legal oppertune.

Slave House #1

Mar 16, 1860

As you can see, these slaves were kept in brokedown houses and looked tougher than nails.

The Sell

Mar 16, 1861

When slaves had arrives to America, colonists made a quick buck by selling these people to slaveowners to work like animals.

Slave House #2

Mar 16, 1862

This was also a house of poor manor that slaves would work out of.

Wilson Chinn

Mar 16, 1863

Wilson Chinn was a freed slave from louisiana, and he stands here posing with equipment that was used to torture slaves.

The Field

Mar 16, 1864

These were the types of fields that slaves would work at all day.

The Plantaion

Mar 16, 1865

The Oak Alley plantation in Vacherie, Lousiana was built in the 1830's and home to over 100 house and field slaves.

Harriet Tubman

Mar 16, 1875

Harriet Tubman was an escapee slave that helped a number of slaves through the underground railroad, which was a connection of safe houses.

Credible Video

Mar 16, 2014

http://www.history.com/search?search-field=slave+trade&asset-type=Videos This video was also provided by my teacher, the video explains the information to an event I explaines which displays the accuracy and purpose of my infromation.

Credible Sources

Mar 16, 2014

http://www.history.com/topics/slavery/photos#slavery-slave-trades
http://www.history.com/topics/black-history/slavery/pictures/slave-life/punishments-for-slaves I was provided these sources by my teacher, these sources are from the reliable source of the History network, they portray accuracy and purpose to the information you are receiving.