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How SLAVERY Shaped the British Colonies [APUSH Review]

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In this video Heimler walks you through everything you need to know about APUSH Unit 2 Topic 6 (2.6) which is all about slavery in the thirteen British colonies in North America (and the British West Indies). First of all, slavery was far more concentrated in the southern colonies owing to their reliance on plantation agriculture. Second, in order to control the enslaved population, elite planters adopted the Barbados Slave Code as well as new a new definition of slavery, namely, chattel slavery. Third, enslaved blacks resisted the dehumanizing and brutal institution in covert ways (like work slow downs and breaking tools) and overt ways (like the Stono Rebellion). Fourth, demand for enslaved Africans spiked after Bacon's Rebellion which led to a further entrenchment of slavery in the south.

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