Abolition: The Fight Against Slavery
How did abolitionists convince people that slavery was wrong?
 

Assessment

The four parts of the unit give you opportunities to demonstrate your understanding.

You will receive grades for the following activities:

Lesson
Activity
Goal
Part I
Preview Questions
You were thoughtful in your responses to the reflection questions.
Class Discussion You were able to make connections from your own life to topic of abolitionism.
Part II
A Slave’s Life Graphic Organizer
You worked with a partner to analyze images and documents and record details about slavery in America.
Part III
Slave Narratives Group Reading and Notes
You worked with a group to record information about the life of a slave.
Class Sharing: "Give One, Get One” You successfully gathered information from other students in the class.
Part IV
Final Project Development of Campaign to Abolish Slavery
You used your own strengths to develop a campaign that worked to both raise awareness of slavery and persuade your audience to join this important cause.

Rubrics (pdf or doc): use the rubric for the project you choose.

It should help you stay on track as you make a powerful abolitionist statement!

PDFs Word Documents
Speech.pdf Speech.doc
Broadside.pdf Broadside.doc
Story.pdf Story.doc
Political Cartoon.pdf Political Cartoon.doc
Newspaper.pdf Newspaper.doc
Song.pdf Song.doc
Poem.pdf Poem.doc

 

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Leah McFarlane & Allie Weber © 2004
This LibraryQuest is part of a collection of K-12 primary source-based lessons created by
the Teaching with Primary Sources Northern Virginia Partnership.