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The rebellion helpedinfluencethe push for the full emancipation of the slaves , which came August 1 , 1838
But the rebellion helpedinfluencethe push for full emancipation of the slaves , which came August 1 , 1838
the factorsinfluencedthe gradual emancipation of goods from their monetary function in seventeenth - century Rome
giving upledthe Emancipation Kambule organized by the Southern Emancipation Committee
the noblesdesignthe serf emancipation program
In fact , it was the Westledthe way in the 19th century in abolishing slavery
Virginia slave and(passive) led bythe early nineteenth century slave rebellion
Of course , he did draft the 3/5 compromisesettingthe stage for eventual emancipation of the slaves
Egalitarians will probably point to timesledthe way in emancipation efforts
The Religious Right ... the groupledthe abolition movement in the 19th Century
eventsresultedin the process of emancipation in 1863
the churchledthe Abolitionist movement of the 19th century
there were many aledthe movement to emancipate slaves
saidto influencethe emancipation of the American slaves
the American Civil Warcausedthe emancipation of American slaves
Dr Ambedkarwas ... leadingthe movement for the emancipation of Untouchables
Gregoire Kayibanda , an ethnic Hutuledthe Hutu emancipation movement
Their womenledthe movement for emancipation
by the Puerto Ricans themselves(passive) prompted bythe emancipation of the country
The series of speeches helpedleadthe Emancipation movement
Sam Sharpe(passive) led bythe Emancipation Rebellion
the courtcan setthe emancipation order
the situation in Russia ... a political climateledto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
the situation in Russia ... a political climateleadto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
the political climate in Russialeadto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861.
the political climate in Russialeadto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
the political climate ... Russialeadto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861.
the situation ... a political climateleadto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
landresultingfrom the 1861 emancipation from serfdom
a political climateleadto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
a political climateledto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
a political climateleadingto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
the political climateledto the emancipation of the serfs in 1861
the Civil Warresultedin emancipation of the family 's slaves
the upheavalresultedin emancipation of serfs in 1861
placeledto the emancipation of slavery
Slaverydid ... leadThe emancipation of slaves
women , especially feministsinfluencedthe push for emancipation
the Spanishresultedin the emancipation of the slaves
this decisionwould causethe emancipation of the slaves here
to the independence of Haitiledto the independence of Haiti
to new editions of the Manifestoledto new editions of the Manifesto
to the end of slavery in the United Statesledto the end of slavery in the United States
to the freeing of slaves throughout the British Empire ... including some five thousand slaves in BVIledto the freeing of slaves throughout the British Empire ... including some five thousand slaves in BVI
a revaluation of social and spiritual valuescauseda revaluation of social and spiritual values
to the end of slaveryledto the end of slavery
in the end of slavery in Anguillaresultedin the end of slavery in Anguilla
to a lot more freedom and for a periodledto a lot more freedom and for a period
in rapid urbanizationresultedin rapid urbanization
to the expansion of the Waldensian Churchledto the expansion of the Waldensian Church
the act(passive) is designedthe act
to revolutioncan leadto revolution
in the failure of the sugar plantations due to the loss of free laborresultedin the failure of the sugar plantations due to the loss of free labor
an uproarcausedan uproar
to thousands of former serfsledto thousands of former serfs
to slaves being freedledto slaves being freed
in the failure of the sugar plantationsresultedin the failure of the sugar plantations
to socialwould leadto social
the influx of large numbers of poor into the capitalcausedthe influx of large numbers of poor into the capital
the influx of large numbers of poorcausedthe influx of large numbers of poor
in a boom in population and the development of national identityresultedin a boom in population and the development of national identity
to another ... evenledto another ... even
to anotherledto another
from the Civil Warresultedfrom the Civil War
to a shift in the role of women in the house and in societyledto a shift in the role of women in the house and in society
through civil warresultedthrough civil war
peasants to become further impoverishedcausedpeasants to become further impoverished
the influx of large numbers of poorcausedthe influx of large numbers of poor
in the establishment of a permanent working class in urban areas , which created a strain on traditional Russian societyresultedin the establishment of a permanent working class in urban areas , which created a strain on traditional Russian society
a huge influx of people to arrive in the citycauseda huge influx of people to arrive in the city
Some discontent(passive) was caused bySome discontent
the events leading up to the russian revolutionwould influencethe events leading up to the russian revolution
in 1861ledin 1861
only in an extraordinarily lop - sided playing field on which it was impossible for the blacks to enjoy equal opportunities without serious redress and redistribution to counter generations of cumulative inequalityresultedonly in an extraordinarily lop - sided playing field on which it was impossible for the blacks to enjoy equal opportunities without serious redress and redistribution to counter generations of cumulative inequality