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Chronology On The History Of Slavery And Racism 1830 To The End
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Holt House Table Of
Contents
History Of Slavery, 1619 To
1789
History Of Slavery, 1789 To
1829
Chronology On The History Of Slavery And Racism
The Chronology is broken up into three parts;
1619– 1789 ,
1790 to 1829 and
1830- to the end.
Compiled by Eddie Becker
Chronology On The History Of Slavery And Racism 1830
– The End
Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act forcibly removes five Indian nations
from the lower South to less desirable land in the West, thus opening roughly
25 million acres to cotton cultivation.
(Timeline from the PBS series Africans In
America )
1830: Andrew Jackson Census: 6 male
and 8 female slaves, 5 "free Colored Persons" out of a household of 25. (Census
Washington DC First Ward, page 67)
Census Graph Citation: From the United States
Historical Census Data Browser.
. "In 1830, there were 6,152 free Negroes in the District of Columbia compared
with 6,152 slaves; in 1840, 8,361 compared with 4,694 slaves; and in 1860, 11,131
compared with only 3,185. Thus is 30 years, the free colored population was
nearly doubled, while the slave population was halved. It would be inaccurate
to infer from this that there was any wholesale manumission or that the District
was haven for free Negroes. The free Negroes were of several classes: Those
whose antecedents had never been slaves, such as descendents of indentured servants;
those born of free parent, or of free mothers; those manumitted; those who had
bought their own freedom, or whose kinsmen had bought it"
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