Annotated+Links

==**__[|http://www.nationalgeographic.com/railroad/j1.html]__ **== This is a link provided for by National Geographic that puts you in a slave's shoes. You try to escape and follow Harriet Tubman's leadership. This is a very fun activity that teaches a lot about runaway slaves.

http://www.historynow.org/09_2005/interactive.html This is another link that simulates runaway slavery. At every stage you are faced with a problem and two choices. Each choice can leave you to a new destiny. Try this fun activity and see if you can successfully travel from South Carolina to Canada

[] This website has a helpful timeline, a character profile of important slavery characters such as Nat Turner and Harriet Tubman. This site also has facts about main rebellions

[] This site has many links that lead to interesting and helpful resources.

[] This is a very helpful website because it not only has timelines for slavery in America, but it has timelines for the beginning of slavery in Africa.

[] This is a governmental site that is set up by the Library of Congress. This site contains a digital collection of all slavery texts in the Library of Congress.

[] This is a website that contains law texts from the slavery era. These texts include some famous ones including "I Have a Dream" by Martin Luther King Jr. and the 13th amendment.

[] This is a website created by Long Island University in New York that divides slavery up into good subtopics.