Human Trafficking and the Objectification of Women Awareness Human Trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery with over twenty-seven million people enslaved worldwide. The scope of the problem is hard to define because

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• Debt bondage
• Human trafficking
• Slavery
• Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking
• International criminal law
• Transnational efforts to prevent human trafficking
• Human trafficking in Venezuela
• Crime
• Organized crime
• Crimes against humanity

Though these names have been changed for the victims’ protection, their stories are real, and represent the reality for millions of other enslaved people. Tina: When I was 14, I ran away from home to be with a “wonde

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TAST Countries of Slave Trade Lesson The Countries of the Slave Trade OVERVIEW AND BACKGROUND TO LESSON This lesson is a comparative look at the number of enslaved people transported by each of the seven countries (or fl

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• Slavery
• Americas
• Slavery in the United States
• Human migration
• Atlantic slave trade
• Slave ship
• Olaudah Equiano
• Middle Passage
• Black people
• Racism
• African slave trade
• Slave trade

Network to Freedom March 2002 More than “safe houses” The Underground Railroad refers to efforts of enslaved African Americans to gain their freedom by escaping

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• United States
• Underground Railroad
• Oswego
• New York
• Hamilton and Rhoda Littlefield House
• John B. and Lydia Edwards House
• Market House
• Levi Coffin House
• Frederick Douglass
• National Park Service
• Geography of New York
• New York
• Conservation in the United States

Foreword At the dawn of the 21st century, men and women still lure, trap, and exploit other human beings. According to the United Nations, an estimated 24 million people are enslaved in Asia alone. In 2011, a team of re

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• Provinces of Thailand
• Mae Sot District
• Karen National Union
• Tak Province
• Tatmadaw
• Mae La refugee camp
• Karen people
• Tenasserim Hills
• Cynthia Maung
• Asia
• Burma
• Politics of Burma

Great Dismal Swamp Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge/ Virgina / North Carolina In the 18th and early 19th centuries, enslaved African Americans worked as excavation crews on several substantial (but unsuccessfu

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• Great Dismal Swamp
• Flooded grasslands and savannas
• Swamp
• Passaic River
• Great Swamp
• Deep Creek
• Virginia
• Geography of North Carolina
• Geography of the United States
• North Carolina

Timeline of Important Dates 1638 The first enslaved Africans were brought to Boston aboard the slave ship, The Desire[removed]Slavery was abolished in Massachusetts.

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• History of the United States
• Shadrach Minkins
• Fugitive slave laws
• Abolitionism
• African Meeting House
• Slavery
• The Liberator
• Emancipation Proclamation
• Fugitive Slave Act
• Slavery in the United States
• Massachusetts
• Beacon Hill
• Boston

Primary Document Analysis Questions For the Singleton document, answer the following questions: What are some of the reasons why the enslaved Africans like the camp meetings? What role did Singleton’s master play in t

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• Question
• Data collection
• Grammar
• Human communication

Booker T. Washington National Monument : An Old Virginia Christmas of 1862 Experience what Christmas of 1862 was like for the residents, enslaved and free, on this mid-19th century tobacco plantation. Listen, smell, feel

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Historic Sites of the United States Colored Troop Program Overview Between the springs of 1861 and 1865, the country would become embroiled in a war that would leave nearly four million formerly enslaved Americans free u

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• Military history of the United States
• Washington
• D.C.
• American Civil War
• African Americans in the Civil War
• United States Colored Troops
• African American Civil War Memorial