Welcome to the Class 9 guide for slavery, resistance, and revolts!
Linked throughout are resources that will help you as you move through the research process.
First, begin to get some background and context from specialized reference sources. As you read and take notes, remember to write down broader, narrower, and related terms.
Right: An engraving of a farmer dating from the period of the first abolition of slavery in the French colonial empire. The inscription "moi libre" means "I am free." (n.p., 1794–1804), Modern World History Online.
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Encyclopedia of Western Colonialism since 1450 by 
Encyclopedia of African American Culture and History by Citations are vital to the research process.
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