Slavery Sequencing Activity 1 of 1 Place the statements about slavery in chronological order. = The Africans who survived were then auctioned off to work on slave plantations. = Eventually, the tension and differences between the northern and the southern states over slavery led to the American Civil War. = Africans were brought to British America as early as the 1600's via the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. The life of slaves was extremely hard. They worked long hours, they had no rights, they were often beaten, and many families were broken apart when they were sold. = Later, slavery became illegal in the northern states and some abolitionists tried many ways to abolish slavery. = Some ways abolitionists tried to end slavery was by making public speeches, published newspapers, and created helped conduct the Underground Railroad. = The harshest part of the slave trade was the middle passage as the slaves suffered horrible treatment from European slave traders. - They were captured and were loaded onto slave ships to endure the longest journey of their lives.

Slavery Sequencing Activity 1 of 1 Place the statements about slavery in chronological order. = The Africans who survived were then auctioned off to work on slave plantations. = Eventually, the tension and differences between the northern and the southern states over slavery led to the American Civil War. = Africans were brought to British America as early as the 1600's via the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. The life of slaves was extremely hard. They worked long hours, they had no rights, they were often beaten, and many families were broken apart when they were sold. = Later, slavery became illegal in the northern states and some abolitionists tried many ways to abolish slavery. = Some ways abolitionists tried to end slavery was by making public speeches, published newspapers, and created helped conduct the Underground Railroad. = The harshest part of the slave trade was the middle passage as the slaves suffered horrible treatment from European slave traders. - They were captured and were loaded onto slave ships to endure the longest journey of their lives.