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the campaignledto the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act , 1807

a powerful part of the pressureledto slavery 's abolition

Cabin is saidto have ledto slavery 's abolition

The Prime Minister ... the 1807 legislationledto slavery 's abolition

These publications ... are thoughtto have contributedto slavery 's abolition

a movementwould leadto the UK abolition of the slave trade

his research ... and late slavery itselfwould ... leadto the abolition of the British slave trade

the movementledto the British abolition of the slave trade

Her book about her life and experience of enslavementcontributedto the abolition of the British slave trade

Civil war ... a slave uprisingresultedin abolition of slavery

A slave revolthowever ... resultedin abolition of slavery

Working class agitationhad ledto the 1807 abolition of the slave trade

a mass movementresultingabolition of slavery

The victory of the Northcausedabolition of slavery

the Revolutiondid ... leadto abolition of slavery

British supportleadingto abolition of slavery

the economic shifts from dirty slavery business into imperialism and Industrial revolutionledto the abolition of Atlantic slave trade

another major developmentledto the abolition of the slave trade ( 1807

lawswould leadto abolition of slavery

the causesleadingto abolition of slavery

legal guidelineswill leadto abolition of slavery

William Wilberforce ... the British manledthe abolition of the slave trade

the chargeleadto abolition of slavery

William Wilberforce in politicsleadto the abolition of the slave trade

his fellow - abolitionist William Wilberforceledto the abolition of the slave trade

William WilberforceDid ... leadthe Abolition of the slave trade

Did William Wilberforceleadthe Abolition of the slave trade

eventsleadsto the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade

an uprising ... Haiti and the Dominican Republicleadto the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade

that helpedleadto the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade

the processwould ... leadto the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade

the processledto the abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade

placecontributedto the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade

The frequent slave rebellions in the Caribbean ... one factor ... , and eventually slaveryledto the abolition of the slave trade

The rebellion that weakened the colonial administrationhad eventually ledto abolition of the transatlantic slave trade

English historyledto the abolition of the slave trade

the only factor ... ; even more responsible for the abolition of slave tradeledto the abolition of slave trade

the inhumane treatment of African slavesledto the elimination of the slave trade

the start of the processledto the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade

the Slave Trade Act 1807ledto The Abolition the Slave Trade

not from the diminishing value of slavery for Britain but instead from the moral outrage of the British votingresultednot from the diminishing value of slavery for Britain but instead from the moral outrage of the British voting

to the breakdown of the Atlantic slave trade , which was already suffering from the abolition of slavery in mostledto the breakdown of the Atlantic slave trade , which was already suffering from the abolition of slavery in most

in 1787setin 1787

to black settlement of urban areas and the importation of indentured servants from Indialedto black settlement of urban areas and the importation of indentured servants from India

not from diminishing value slavery for but instead moral outrage British voting publicresultednot from diminishing value slavery for but instead moral outrage British voting public

its prosperity(passive) caused byits prosperity

to the Slavery Abolition Act 1833ledto the Slavery Abolition Act 1833

to black settlement of urban areas and the importation of indentured labourers from India , China and Portugal to work the sugar plantationsledto black settlement of urban areas and the importation of indentured labourers from India , China and Portugal to work the sugar plantations

to black settlement of urban areas and the importation of indentured labourers from India , China and Portugalledto black settlement of urban areas and the importation of indentured labourers from India , China and Portugal

a switch to other exportsprompteda switch to other exports

in labor shortage on the plantationsresultedin labor shortage on the plantations

major economic changescausedmajor economic changes

in the economies of African statesresultedin the economies of African states

to black settlement of urban areas and importation of indentured servants from Indialedto black settlement of urban areas and importation of indentured servants from India

to his fameledto his fame

a wave of migration from the Indian subcontinent as European colonies sought cheap labourcauseda wave of migration from the Indian subcontinent as European colonies sought cheap labour

to the creation of free wage labourledto the creation of free wage labour

to the freeing of all enslaved peoplewould ... leadto the freeing of all enslaved people

to a demand for freedom for slaves on the plantationswould leadto a demand for freedom for slaves on the plantations

the surge of research(passive) prompted bythe surge of research

to increased slaveryledto increased slavery

to freeing of all enslaved people because that was their ultimate aimwould ... leadto freeing of all enslaved people because that was their ultimate aim

in black people being forced into unfair competition with whiteswould resultin black people being forced into unfair competition with whites

in a profound sacrifice of the life of Lincolnultimately resultedin a profound sacrifice of the life of Lincoln

to the colonial period in African Historyledto the colonial period in African History

the labor shortage(passive) caused bythe labor shortage

in black people being forced into unfair competition with whites ... and that such an experiment would lead to the collapse of American democracywould resultin black people being forced into unfair competition with whites ... and that such an experiment would lead to the collapse of American democracy

The shortage of labour(passive) caused byThe shortage of labour

the massacre of the peoplewould ... causethe massacre of the people

labour(passive) caused bylabour

labour(passive) caused bylabour

the chaos(passive) caused bythe chaos

a change in trafficgradually causeda change in traffic

to a Cocoa Revolution led by Chiefs , the Quakers and free Asante farmersledto a Cocoa Revolution led by Chiefs , the Quakers and free Asante farmers

the decline of some African statescausedthe decline of some African states

to displacement of peopleledto displacement of people

the damage(passive) caused bythe damage

in the regionoriginatedin the region

in West Africaoriginatedin West Africa

the diaspora ((passive) caused bythe diaspora (

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