SQA Higher History C837 76 · 1.C
Part C: The trade in enslaved African people
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- 1.C
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- 1 British
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- Higher History C837 76
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Points under 1.C
- 1.C.1 Why the trade in enslaved Africans developed
- 1.C.2 The slave trade’s importance to the British economy
- 1.C.3 Relations between enslaved Africans and their owners
- 1.C.4 An assessment of the implications of the trade for African societies
- 1.C.5 An evaluation of the obstacles to abolition
- 1.C.6 Why the abolitionist campaign succeeded in 1807
Points in 1 British
- 1.A Part A: Church, state and feudal society, 1066–1406
- 1.B Part B: The century of revolutions, 1603–1702
- 1.C Part C: The trade in enslaved African people
- 1.D Part D: Britain, 1851–1951
- 1.E Part E: Britain and Ireland, 1900–1985