Why was the Slave Trade abolished in 1807? Flashcards

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  1. What was established in 1787?
  2. When did France end their slave trade?
  3. What broke out in 1791?
    - What was established following this?
  4. However, Napoleon made slavery legal again between ____ and ____.
A
  1. Society for Effecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade (Quaker-dominated).
  2. 1794, following French revolution.
  3. Slave revolt on Saint-Domingue.
    - Haiti.
  4. 1794 and 1802.
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  1. Who argued against slavery as a system of free wage labour?
  2. Who argued against it as a morally evil institution?
  3. Who were the 2 main religious groups campaigning against slavery?
    - Give 2 main campaigners who were evangelical christians.
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  1. Adam Smith, leading economist.
  2. John Wesley, founder of Methodism.
  3. Quakers and Evangelic Christians.
    - William Wilberforce and Thomas Clarkson.
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  1. Who toured slave trading ports in 1787 and 88 collecting info to support abolition of slavery?
  2. When was his evidence presented to parliament?
    - What was the name of this presentation?
  3. Wilberforce brought resolution against slavery to Parliament between when and when?
  4. What did the Quakers present to Parliament in 1783?
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  1. Thomas Clarkson.
      • Essay on the Slave Trade.
  2. 1789-1804.
  3. A petition calling for abolition of slave trade.
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