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The middle colonies:
religious freedom
representative government.
How do we know?
William Penn: " All persons shall, in no ways, be molested or prejudiced for their religious persuasion...."
Sir George Carteret and Lord John Berkeley, " tried to attract settlers by promising freedom of religion. They also promised large land grants and representative assembly."
Slaves were not given these rights
Slave codes: The contardiction
Slaves could not meet in large groups or travel without a pass
Slaves could not vote in colonial New York
Lives of Slaves in the Southern Colonies
Slaves could not own property
Slaves reading
plantation life: crops, jobs
social order:
treatment:slave rights, punishment
By Sydney Teresa Ford, Anna F Maher, Elias Almonte, Kevin Llivichuzhca
New York Colony was not a slave society, niether was New Amsterdam. Their economy didn't entierly depended on them. There were other jobs.
Dec. 5, 2013
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Slavery in the textbook
Impression that slaves were not a big part of life in New York
http://www.slavenorth.com/says that, "The slave trade became a cornerstone of the New York economy"
Dutch slavery, not British