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Illustrating History: Slavery in the United States Activity Book

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Look Inside · 9 pages

Cover of Illustrating History: Slavery in the United States, an activity book by Catherine M. Jaime
Front cover of the history illustration activity book
Title page for the slavery history activity book, naming Catherine McGrew Jaime and Creative Learning Connection
Interior title and author page
Introduction explaining that students sketch important dates and events to learn about the history of slavery
Introduction to the history sketching activities
Timeline illustration activity for 1668: the Virginia Colony denies equal rights to formerly enslaved Black people
1668 event page for student illustration
Timeline illustration activity for 1775: text credits Benjamin Franklin with helping form an abolition society
1775 abolition society illustration page
Timeline illustration activity labeled 1789: Constitution text on counting enslaved people for taxes and representation
Constitution illustration page labeled 1789
Timeline illustration activity for 1793: the Fugitive Slave Act and the ban on aiding people escaping slavery
1793 Fugitive Slave Act illustration page
Timeline illustration activity for 1799: New York's gradual abolition law specifies freedom at ages 25 or 28
1799 New York abolition law illustration page
Timeline illustration activity for 1808: Congress bans the importation of enslaved people into the United States
1808 importation ban illustration page
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The Illustrating History: Slavery in the United States Activity Book is a 32-page download full of printable pages. There are 20+ important dates/events following the slavery timeline printed 1 per page. Students will read about the event and then use the rest of the blank page to create their own illustration representing the event. This is an excellent way for students to exhibit knowledge of history through their own eyes.

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1 PDF with 32 ready to print pages

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