Slavery In The South Presentations
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8th Grade
Understanding Slavery - Family Life Challenges - Cultural and Legal Reactions
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Understanding Slavery - Family Life Challenges - Cultural and Legal Reactions
8th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the impacts of slavery on family dynamics and cultural expressions in the southern United States. Learn about the resilience of enslaved individuals through narratives and analyze the legal shifts following significant uprisings. The learning outcomes focus on understanding historical contexts, appreciating cultural resilience, and evaluating the effects of legislative changes during this period.
8th Grade
Exploring Economic Dependencies - Antebellum South - Lead-up to the Civil War
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Exploring Economic Dependencies - Antebellum South - Lead-up to the Civil War
8th Grade
Social-studies
Analyze the economic structures and social dynamics leading up to the Civil War, emphasizing slavery's pivotal role. Explore slavery's influence on both the advancement of regional economies and societal transformations. Aim to understand the complexities of how these economic and social factors intertwined and their implications for the period.
8th Grade
The Impact of Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin on Slavery and Agriculture in the Early United States
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The Impact of Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin on Slavery and Agriculture in the Early United States
8th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the impact of Eli Whitney's cotton gin on the resurgence of slavery and its transformation of U.S. agriculture. Understand the socio-economic changes it initiated by analyzing historical contexts and economic shifts, fostering critical thinking about the relationship between technological advancements and societal changes.
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