Title
The Evolution of Slavery in Barbados
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Description
The history of Barbados, an eastern Caribbean island, directly relates to the idea of freedom and movement throughout the world. In our research, we highlight Barbados’ specific history between the late 1600s through the early 1800s to represent three main ideas regarding slavery and travel: the history leading up to Bussa’s Rebellion (1816), the events surrounding the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, and the Triangular Trade Route.
Publication Date
Fall 2017
Name of Professor
Antwain Hunter
Keywords
ghs210, freedom, movement, barbados, bussa's rebellion, triangular slave trade
Disciplines
History | Human Geography
Recommended Citation
Theisen, Laura; Thatcher, Tyler; Bluthardt, Brittany; and Colvin, Xavier, "The Evolution of Slavery in Barbados" (2017). Fall 2017 Projects. 9.
https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/freedom-movement-fall-2017/9