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Primary Navigation Want to create or adapt books like this? Learn more about how Pressbooks supports open publishing practices. Book Contents Navigation 1. Request Access 2. I Need Help 3. Introduction 4. Africans before Captivity 5. Medieval West Africa 6. West Africa, 1300 – 1800AD 7. West Central Africa, 14th – 18th Centuries 8. Introduction 9. The Transatlantic Slave Trade 10. Which Europeans Trafficked in Slaves? 11. Summary 12. Primary Sources 13. Introduction 14. The Settling of Virginia 15. Tightening the Bonds of Slavery 16. Africans in the Low Country 17. Introduction 18. African Americans and the Rhetoric of Revolution 19. Fighting Their Way to Freedom 20. The Impact of the Revolution on Slavery 21. Primary Sources 22. Introduction 23. Language 24. Spiritual Life: Public & Secret 25. Performing Culture in Music & Dance 26. Introduction 27. The Abolitionist Movement 28. Atlantic Origins of Reform 29. William Lloyd Garrison 30. Frederick Douglass 31. Primary Sources 32. Introduction 33. The Creation Of The Cotton Kingdom 34. The Domestic Slave Trade 35. Life as a Slave in the Cotton Kingdom 36. The Free Black Population 37. Introduction 38. The Sectional Crisis 39. The Crisis Joined 40. Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men 41. From Sectional Crisis to National Crisis 42. Introduction 43. The Election of 1860 and Secession 44. A War for Union? (1861—1862) 45. War for Freedom (1863—1865) 46. Black Soldiers and Union War Victories (1864—1865) 47. Primary Sources 48. Introduction 49. Politics of Reconstruction 50. Racial Violence in Reconstruction 51. The End of Reconstruction 52. Footnote Attribution List Document File Link Previous/next navigation African American History and Culture Copyright © by Lumen Learning is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.