Impact of Revolution on women and slavery

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American History

 

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Rayford A

 

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August 20, 2014

 

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Emancipation laws were implemented by Pennsylvania and New Jersey as well, and in New Hampshire no slaves were present by 1810. The South did not show as much generosity to the issue of slavery, however many colonies did change laws that restricted a slave owner's right to free their slaves. The only colonies that refused to implement these laws were South Carolina and Georgia...
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The only colonies that refused to implement these laws were South Carolina and Georgia. The years subsequent to the revolution saw a large jump in the number of free African-Americans. Despite all these advancements for African-Americans, whites still did not recognize them as equals. In the south, some schools would not educate black children, and free blacks found it very hard to purchase land and find a job...
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