WTK S1:E7 “Slavery: Did Everyone Who Came to America Want to Come?”

Categories: Podcasts║Published On: January 7th, 2020║Tags: america, Captured individuals, Declaration of American Independence, early history, existence today, indentured servants, other countries, outlawing slavery, progression, sold as slaves, unique practice║Views: 1244║103 words║

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Historian Arch Hunter & Author Lydia Nuttall talk about Forgotten American Stories & The WTK Liberty Player Kids With Billy Eagle and Colonel John Eidsmoe!

Questions:

What about the men, women, and children who were captured in other countries brought to America, and sold as slaves and as indentured servants???
Was it a unique practice in the early history of America to enslave men, women, and children?
What was the role of The Declaration of American Independence in America’s progression towards the eventual outlawing of slavery?
Does slavery still exist today?

WTK S1:E6 "The American Citizenship Test: How Many Questions Can YOU Answer?!" Part 1

WTK S1:E8 "How Did YOUR Ancestors Achieve Success Here in America?“ Part 1"

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