Wednesday, April 1, 2009

goods/slaves

Most slaves didn't have a lot of money.They had to live in small cabins.All they had was wooden beds,wooden bowls,and baskets for fruit or clothes.
You would think that the little children would have to go out and do all the farm work,but what they really did was play all day.They would go out and get hey from the farms and make dolls.They used guards for the heads and take paint and drawl eyes,and a mouth on the head.It was a good time for kids but not adults.




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The life of a slave

The slaves felt very bad working out in the field everyday and cooking for their masters and barely getting any of the food they made.How would you feel if you made food and barely be able to eat it?

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

different slaves point of veiw

most of slaves where not aloud to read or write.If they where caught they would either be killed,thrown in jail,or whipped.most slaves ran away from the white folks/masters.The only reason the white people keeped slaves was so they could do all their work.That is not right

the needs&life of slaves .awnsers

1.slaves?.what where slaves to the south?the slaves had lots of desire to learn on plantations but if they got caught they will be whipped & stuck in jail cells.2.most slaves planted crops&cook for their masters.

The life of a slave

There were many punishments for slaves.The most common is whipping.Some slave owners branded their slaves with a hot iron rod.The slave conditions for the slaves were terrible.by:maren


Slavery And The Underground Railroad
by:Cartin T.Ford

Monday, March 30, 2009

The life of a slave

Most slave owners sold their slaves for most of the money they got.Most times,that means that the families got slit up.The slaves did ALL the hard and dirty work,while the masters did nothing.

The Civil War Slavery And The Civil War

Thursday, March 26, 2009

The life of a slave

John Adams was a slave before any of his accomplishments.John Brown didn't believe in slavery.
(African American soldiers in the civil war) by:Cartin T. Ford

Welcome to the Civil War