World History: History of Enslavement

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Chronicling America’s Libraries

Documents:

• America’s Historical Documents from the National Archives
• Abolitionists' Documents from Library of Congress
• Accounts of Slave Ship Voyages 

Songs:

Songs Related to Abolition from the Library of Congress 

Sounds of Slavery - Songs from Internet Archive

Images from the Library of Congress:

• Slavery in America (pictures, audio)
• Images of slavery (photos) (1847-1863) from National Humanities Center

Voices of enslaved people:

• Slavery Stories - written narratives and audio interviews
• Voices from Slaves (audio)
• Slave Narratives (Library of Congress)

More visual resources:

• Images of the African Slave Trade from ThoughtCo.

• Digital-Interactive Rankin Maps documenting population in US of enslaved peoples

• Interactive Map - Slavery Images: A Visual Record of the African Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Early African Diaspora 

“The Age of Abolition” - Biographical information about Abolitionists

Series of Videos on the Abolitionist Movement (PBS)

Videos on Slavery Resistance from PBS

• St. Augustine, Florida
• Hutchinson’s Rebellion
• St. Domingue
• Creative Resistance
• Haitian Carnival

General Overview Articles

• Slavery in America from the History Channel
• Slavery in America from Britannica - Carribean
• Port Cities Role in the Slave Trade
• “The History of the Transatlantic Trade” from the National Museum of Liverpool

General Overview Articles (cont.)

From the Annenburg Foundation:

• Slavery & Freedom
• Timeline of Slavery to Freedom