1. The Peculiar Institution 9-24

2. The Peculiar Institution Slave Trade Plantation System Free Blacks in American Society Abolitionists

3. The Peculiar Institution Gradual Emancipators Political Action Development of Pro- Slavery Argument Costs of Slavery

4. Slave Trade Origins Importers and Exporters Triangle Trade Middle Passage

5. Plantation System Products Tobacco Indigo Rice King Cotton

8. Slave Life

21. Plantation System Workforce Hierarchy amongst the slaves Role of the Family Spirit and Culture of the slave communities

22. Abolitionists Rationale Moral Economic

25. Gradual Emancipators Compensation Issue

26. Political Action Liberty Party Free Soil Party Wilmot Proviso Republican Party

27. Development of Pro- Slavery Argument From Necessary Evil to Positive Good Grounds for Defense

28. Development of Pro- Slavery Argument Grounds for Defense Religious Moral Social

29. Development of Pro- Slavery Argument Grounds for Defense Political Economic

30. Costs of Slavery Discouragement of new settlers Southerners stay in South No toleration of dissent

34. Costs of Slavery Fear of slave revolts Denmark Vessey 1822-Denmark Vesey Rebellion

35. Costs of Slavery Fear of slave revolts Nat Turner 1831-Nat Turner’s Rebellion

37. Costs of Slavery Problem of Runaways Harriet Tubman

39. Free Black Anti-Slavery Literature David Walker (Wilmington, NC) 1829 -David Walker's Appeal in Four Articles

40. David Walker

41. How they got here and where they were