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Contributors: OurDigitalWorld- Groups: Abolitionists of Ontario: Fugitives & Freemen
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- Abolitionists: Grades 9-10
These readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that your students will not understand. Frequents black people are referred to as "negroes" - a word your students may be uncomfortable reading, and especially reading aloud. Have a conversation with your students before they begin to help them … These readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that your students will not understand. Frequents black people are referred to as "negroes" - a word your students …OurDigitalWorld - Abolitionists: Grades 11-12
These readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that your students will not understand. Frequents black people are referred to as "negroes" - a word your students may be uncomfortable reading, and especially reading aloud. Have a conversation with your students before they begin to help them … These readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that your students will not understand. Frequents black people are referred to as "negroes" - a word your students …OurDigitalWorld - Abolitionists: Activity Sheets
A package of handouts, assignment questions, and an answers sheet around abolitionists in Ontario's history. All the readings are taken from two abolitionist newspapers published in Ontario in the 1850s: the Voice of the Fugitive and the Provincial Freeman. Some of the readings are anonymous, and some have authors from … A package of handouts, assignment questions, and an answers sheet around abolitionists in Ontario's history. All the readings are taken from two abolitionist newspapers published in Ontario in the 1850s: …OurDigitalWorld
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