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- Witnessing the African Slave Trade
- What does a slave rebellion look like?
- Was 1807 really the end of the slave trade?
- Remembering victims of the slave trade
- Lick and lock up done wid
- How proud can Britain be?
- How powerful were slaves?
- How important were Africans to the Atlantic slave trade?
- Childhood slavery in North Africa
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Lick and lock up done wid
This lesson sequence for year 8 students was written by Hannah Wallace from Notre Dame RC Girls School in Southwark.
Overall enquiry question
When did plantation workers in Barbados truly become free?
Learning objectives
- To use original sources to investigate the key features of a past society
- To develop an understanding of the nature of change
- To develop understanding of the causes and consequences of key events
Resources
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