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Triangular Trade Stages
Task 3: Slave Narratives (Stories)
Slave Trade in aas they lived their life ofin slavery. Click site below andto open upthe “annotated index
Use the following website:
American Slave Narratives

American Slave Narratives
The Enslaved Family - Primary Source
Born in Slavery - Slave Narratives
Underground Railroad - Escape from Slavery (extra point opportunities here!)
Task 4: Modern Day Slavery

Then and NowNewsNowNewspaper Article
Scenario: Imagine that you are a news reporter from the present day that has been transported in time to a slave ship in the year 1750. Your mission is to write an article for your town’s newspaper about the capture and transporting of slaves from Africa to the New World (America) in what is known as the Transatlantic Slave Trade. You will also report on modern day slavery. You hope that with your report you can reveal the horrors of slavery and prevent future atrocities from happening in our world.
with dylan_dyer@engschools.net.
This job has 5 writing tasks:
Task 1: The Middle Passage

Slavery: Then and NowNews Article
Scenario: Imagine that you are a news reporter from the present day that has been transported in time to a slave ship in the year 1750. Your mission is to write an article for your town’s newspaper about the capture and transporting of slaves from Africa to the New World (America) in what is known as the Transatlantic Slave Trade. You will also report on modern day slavery. You hope that with your report you can reveal the horrors of slavery and prevent future atrocities from happening in our world.
Complete your writing in your Google Doc account and share with dylan_dyer@engschools.net.
This job has 5 writing tasks:
Task 1: The Middle Passage
Triangular Trade Stages
Task 3: Slave Narratives (Stories)
4-6 sentences. You may use the story of Fannie Moore if you would like, or chose a new slave story to read about.
Use the following website:
American Slave Narratives

In Class Magazine Articles - See Dylan
Modern Slavery Persists
I Was A Modern Day Slave
Chattel Slavery in the 1990s
Abolish: The Anti-Slavery Group

In 4-6 sentences tell what types of slavery exist today and what countries that it occurs. Explain how modern slavery is different from the slave trade in the 1700/1800’s?
Use the following websites:
In Class Magazine Articles - See Dylan
Modern Slavery Persists
Chattel Slavery in the 1990s

Triangular Trade Stages
Task 3: Slave Narratives (Stories)
beings endured fromafter the Atlantic Slave Trade.Trade in a life of slavery. Click on
Use the following website:
The Enslaved Family - Primary Source
American Slave Narratives
The Enslaved Family - Primary Source
Underground Railroad - Escape from Slavery (extra point opportunities here!)
Task 4: Modern Day Slavery

The Enslaved Family - Primary Source
American Slave Narratives
Underground Railroad - Escape from Slavery (extra point opportunities here!)
Task 4: Modern Day Slavery
In 4-6 sentences tell what types of slavery exist today and what countries that it occurs. Explain how modern slavery is different from the slave trade in the 1700/1800’s?

Slave Trade: NewsSlavery: Then and NowNews Article
Scenario: Imagine that you are a news reporter from the present day that has been transported in time to a slave ship in the year 1750. Your mission is to write an article for your town’s newspaper about the capture and transporting of slaves from Africa to the New World (America) in what is known as the Transatlantic Slave Trade. You will also report on modern day slavery. You hope that with your report you can reveal the horrors of slavery and prevent future atrocities from happening in our world.
This job has 5 writing tasks:
From 1936 to 1938, over 2,300 former slaves from across the South were interviewed by writers and journalists under the Works Progress Administration. These stories will give you a glimpse into what human beings endured from the Atlantic Slave Trade. Click on the site below and open up “annotated index of narratives.” Choose a person to read about and report what you learned about their life and the hardships of slavery in at least 4-6 sentences.
Use the following website:
The Enslaved Family - Primary Source
American Slave Narratives
Task 4: Modern Day Slavery