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There are at least 12.3 million people working in forced labour (modern day slavery). Investigations show that forced labour is used in 58 countries to produce 122 types of product. This poster and website show the products and locate them on a world
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- Website (free)
This is a cross-curricular resource to encourage community cohesion and citizenship through teaching about enslavement. It provides activities that engage students in the history of Britain and its involvement in the slave trade, the role of ordinary
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- Website (free)
- Book (£6)
The Recovered Histories website gives an insight into the history of enslavement and those who fought to maintain and abolish it. It makes accessible over 800 pamphlets relating to the Transatlantic Slave Trade, covering a century of campaigning in
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- Website (free)
This extensive website looks at slavery and the slave trade from a number of different perspectives: historical, social, political and economic. The website focuses on a number of topics, including: Africa before slavery, participation and poverty, life on the plantations, resistance, rebellion, abolition, and modern slavery. There is lots of source material, such as maps, […]
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- Website (free)
