Abolition Movements and the End of the Slave Trade
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Abolition Movements
Overview of the course and the significance of abolition movements in history

Module #2
The Origins of Slavery and the Slave Trade
Exploring the historical roots of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade

Module #3
The Emergence of Abolitionism
Early anti-slavery sentiments and the rise of abolitionist movements in the 18th century

Module #4
The Role of Enlightenment Thinkers
How Enlightenment philosophers like Montesquieu, Rousseau, and Kant influenced abolitionist thought

Module #5
The Quaker Crusade Against Slavery
The early abolitionist efforts of Quakers and their significance in the movement

Module #6
The British Abolitionist Movement
The campaigns and lobbying efforts of British abolitionists like William Wilberforce and Thomas Clarkson

Module #7
The French Revolution and the Abolition of Slavery
The impact of the French Revolution on the abolition of slavery in France and its colonies

Module #8
The Haitian Revolution and Independence
The worlds first successful slave revolt and the birth of Haiti as an independent nation

Module #9
Abolitionism in the United States
The early abolitionist movement in the US, including figures like Benjamin Rush and Angelina Grimké

Module #10
The American Colonization Society and Sierra Leone
The complicated legacy of colonization and the founding of Sierra Leone

Module #11
Fighting Slavery Through Literature and the Arts
How writers, artists, and musicians contributed to the abolitionist cause

Module #12
The Underground Railroad and Escapes from Slavery
The network of abolitionists and free black communities that aided enslaved people in escaping to freedom

Module #13
The Fugitive Slave Act and the Compromise of 1850
The US governments response to the growing abolitionist movement and the controversy surrounding the Fugitive Slave Act

Module #14
John Browns Raid and the Violent Abolitionist Tradition
The radical tactics of John Brown and other violent abolitionists

Module #15
The Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation
The impact of the American Civil War on the abolition of slavery and the significance of the Emancipation Proclamation

Module #16
The End of the Slave Trade in Africa and the Atlantic
The diplomatic efforts to end the slave trade and the role of European powers

Module #17
Reconstruction and the Unfinished Work of Abolition
The post-Civil War era and the ongoing struggle for racial equality and justice

Module #18
The Legacy of Abolition Movements Today
How the abolitionist legacy continues to inspire social justice movements around the world

Module #19
Anti-Slavery International and Modern-Day Abolition
The ongoing fight against modern slavery and human trafficking

Module #20
Case Studies:Abolitionism in the Caribbean and Latin America
Exploring the unique histories and experiences of abolitionist movements in the Caribbean and Latin America

Module #21
Women in Abolition Movements
The contributions and experiences of women abolitionists, including figures like Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth

Module #22
The Intersection of Abolition and Other Social Movements
How abolitionism interacted with and influenced other social justice movements, such as womens suffrage and labor rights

Module #23
The Religious Dimensions of Abolitionism
The role of religious conviction and moral suasion in the abolitionist movement

Module #24
Abolitionist Strategies and Tactics
An in-depth look at the various approaches and methods used by abolitionists to achieve their goals

Module #25
The Abolition of Slavery in the United States:A Turning Point
The significance of the 13th Amendment and the abolition of slavery in the United States

Module #26
The Global Impact of Abolition Movements
How abolitionism influenced social and political change around the world

Module #27
Contested Memories and Legacies of Abolition
Exploring the complexities and controversies surrounding the commemoration and representation of abolitionist history

Module #28
Teaching Abolitionism in the Classroom
Pedagogical strategies for incorporating abolitionist history and themes into educational curricula

Module #29
Abolitionism and Public History
The role of museums, historic sites, and public memorials in preserving and interpreting abolitionist history

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Abolition Movements and the End of the Slave Trade career

WIZAPE

ONLINE RESOURCES

ABOUT WIZAPE

ONLINE PORTAL

Our priority is to cultivate a vibrant community before considering the release of a token. By focusing on engagement and support, we can create a solid foundation for sustainable growth. Let’s build this together!

We're giving our website a fresh new look and feel! 🎉 Stay tuned as we work behind the scenes to enhance your experience.
Get ready for a revamped site that’s sleeker, and packed with new features. Thank you for your patience. Great things are coming!

CONTACT-US PRIVACY POLICY

Abolition Movements and the End of the Slave Trade ( 30 Modules )

Abolition Movements and the End of the Slave Trade
( 30 Modules )