Slavery And Forced Labor Interactive Videos

Analyze the structure of the European Union and its initiatives against modern slavery, focusing on key governance roles and worldwide strategies to combat human trafficking. Understand the intricacies of EU operations and develop a comprehensive view of international collaborative efforts aimed at eradicating trafficking.

Analyze the historical factors and implications of slavery within US colonies. Gain understanding of the colonial policies and economic motivations driving the institution of slavery.

Understand the complex economic relationships between Northern industries and the Southern slave economy, while analyzing the resistance and survival strategies employed by enslaved individuals. Gain insights into historical socio-economic dynamics and explore the methods of resistance that shaped this era.

Investigate the factors influencing job openings in the U.S. and assess Florida's proposed child labor laws. Develop a comprehensive understanding of how legislation impacts the workforce. Focus on analyzing key variables affecting employment trends and evaluating potential changes in labor regulations. Cultivate skills in critical thinking, policy analysis, and economic forecasting.

Analyze the experiences and roles of female slaves, focusing on their responsibilities and the impact of Sojourner Truth's activism. Gain an understanding of the historical context and implications of female slavery. Develop skills in historical analysis and critical thinking by exploring the socio-cultural dynamics and contributions of female figures in the abolitionist movement.

Explore the perspectives of Quakers on slavery, highlighting their unique beliefs and historical actions. Understand the Germantown Petition and its significance in advancing abolition efforts. Learners will gain insights into how Quaker thought contributed to the broader movement against slavery.

Investigate the motivations behind European exploration, examine key voyages that marked this era, and analyze the global impacts of the Age of Exploration. Acquire a comprehensive understanding of historical events and evaluate the development and significance of global trade networks during this period.

Analyze the key provisions and historical context of the Fugitive Slave Act to gain an understanding of differing legal perspectives and societal impacts during the Antebellum Era. Develop analytical skills to assess how this legislation influenced both the legal system and societal attitudes toward slavery.