With
reference to at least two examples of slave rebellions, analyse the
reaction to the rebellions in one country of the Americas. (2009)
For what reasons, and with what impact, did abolitionism develop in the north of the United States? (2008)
For what reasons and, in what ways, did supporters of slavery in the
nineteenth century use legal, religious, and economic arguments in its
defence? (2006)
Analyse the main arguments of those who supported slavery and those who opposed slavery. (2005)
For what reasons and, in what ways, did supporters of slavery in the nineteenth century use legal, religious, and economic arguments in its defence? (2006)
Analyse the main arguments of those who supported slavery and those who opposed slavery. (2005)
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For the 4th question may we use references to groups such as southerners, slaveholders, abolitionists, etc. Rather than individual arguments made by specific persons?
why did people oppose slavery aside from it was bad?
For question number 3 what do you mean by legal reasons?
Why weren't Indians slaves?
Sorry guys. I need to be better about checking both sites.
Haakon-Of course.
Cassi-The Constitution and the slave codes both fit. If you want to be more expansive, you could look up both Dred Scot and the fugitive slave act of 1850.
Eliza-Some argue their physical constitution wasn't viewed to be ideal by Southerners. Look up the Racial notes given in the primary source presentations. Also, Indians had a much easier time running away.
Sorry guys. I need to be better about checking both sites.
Haakon-Of course.
Cassi-The Constitution and the slave codes both fit. If you want to be more expansive, you could look up both Dred Scot and the fugitive slave act of 1850.
Eliza-Some argue their physical constitution wasn't viewed to be ideal by Southerners. Look up the Racial notes given in the primary source presentations. Also, Indians had a much easier time running away.
Sorry guys. I need to be better about checking both sites.
Haakon-Of course.
Cassi-The Constitution and the slave codes both fit. If you want to be more expansive, you could look up both Dred Scot and the fugitive slave act of 1850.
Eliza-Some argue their physical constitution wasn't viewed to be ideal by Southerners. Look up the Racial notes given in the primary source presentations. Also, Indians had a much easier time running away.
Thank you so much Mr. O'Donnell! I figured a lot of it out but I completely forgot to include the slave codes. Thanks!
I have no idea why it multiple posting.
Would the legal arguments be more associated towards political defense of Calhoun?
How do you feel about problem, cause, solution for question #2? I think that would work better than the 3 points.
Just kidding, that wont work out very well for me. Just ignore my last comment. (:
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