Slavery Expansion Debates Presentations

Examine the economic dynamics of slavery, with a focus on the differences in agricultural production between the Northern and Southern United States. Analyze how these economic factors influenced societal structures and relationships, aiming to develop critical thinking and historical analysis skills.

Analyze the complex economic, political, and cultural factors that have driven American imperialism throughout history. Understand and evaluate historical justifications of imperialist policies and assess their extensive global impacts. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills to interpret the implications of imperialism on international relations and cultural exchanges.

Investigate the beginnings of slavery and evaluate its effects on both Europe and Africa through their historical interactions and events. Understand the economic and social repercussions of slavery, analyzing the interconnectedness of societies during this period. Develop critical thinking skills by examining these past dynamics and their lasting impact on modern societies.

Analyze the impact of slavery on both slave and free states, assessing the effectiveness of the Missouri Compromise. Develop skills in critical analysis and deepen understanding of historical complexities.

Analyze economic strategies and resistance techniques related to the abolition of slavery, emphasizing historical impacts and evaluating various methods of resistance. Learners will enhance their understanding of the economic and social dynamics of slavery abolition while developing critical thinking and analytical skills.