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Grade7th Grade to Adult Ed
SubjectSocial Studies
FormatPDF, 55 pages
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Updated2026-10-26

PSA: Slave Narratives – What Was It Like To Be A Slave?

In 1803, when the international slave trade was abolished, American slave-owners kept the slave trade alive and well within the boundaries of our own country. In the 1930’s, long after slavery had been outlawed, the last of a generation of enslaved people were interviewed and, finally, their experience was given a voice. These are some of their stories - drawn from and interpreted from the Slave Narrative Collection.

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