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1 SLAVERY 1732-No Slavery 1619 Dutch Plantation-large farm. SLAVE CODES: Could not testify 2. No contact with whites 3. Never hit whites 4. Could not carry weapons.

2 Two freedom fighters: Denmark Vesey 2. Nat Turner Compromise 1820/Missouri Compromise Maine-free Missouri-slave No slavery north 36/20 latitude

3 1492 Pedro Alonzo (Nina) 15th century Portugal 1562 William Hawkins-English slave Trader. Sapelo Island Desire-first slave ship Most came from WEST Africa

4 First Trade Company of Adventures
East Indian Company Justice-first black slave in Ga. Average Price $2000 for healthy adult Male. Wanderer famous slave ship.

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