A lesson based around how Britain became involved in the slave trade and its impact on Britain.
LO: To understand the importance of the transatlantic slave trade in Britain’s growing wealth and power between the 16th and 19th centuries.
Begins with a starter showing the removal of Colstons statue in Bristol 2020 to demonstrate that the subject of slavery is relevant and important today.
Then the slides go on to explain how Britain became involved with the transatlantic slave trade. Includes an adapted extract from Capitalism and Slavery by Eric Williams.
Then discussions and activities based around the impact slavery had on Britain.
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Answers included
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