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• Prince Henry the Navigator
• Elmina Castle, trading outpost and "slave factory"
• Anthony Johnson
• The Middle Passage
• The Virginia Company of London
• Jamestown Settlement
• English saved by Native Americans
• Arrival of first Africans to Virginia Colony
• Africans in court
• Virginia looks toward Africa for labor
• Virgina recognizes slavery
• Royal African Company established
• Bacon's Rebellion
• Arthur Middleton
• Samuel Sewall speaks out
• Virginia's slave codes
• New York: The Revolt of 1712
• Anthony Benezet
• Crispus Attucks
• Lucy Terry Prince
• John Newton
• Venture Smith
• Benjamin Banneker
• Prince Hall
• Andrew Bryan
• The Stono Rebellion
• Runaways
• Witchhunt in New York: The 1741 rebellion
• Elizabeth Freeman (Mum Bett)
• David George
• Olaudah Equiano
• Benjamin Rush
• George Liele
• Lemuel Haynes
• Colonel Tye
• Phillis Wheatley
• Nicolas Owen
• Agrippa Hull
• Boston King
• Richard Allen
• Sara Allen
• The Boston Massacre
• Black Revolutionary seamen
• Free black Patriots
• Maroons in the Revolutionary period
• Founding of Pennsylvania Abolition Society
• First African Baptist Church of Savannah
• The Underground Railroad
• Kidnapping in Pennsylvania
• Efforts to end the slave trade
• French West Indian refugees in Philadelphia
• The Yellow Fever epidemic
• The Haitian Revolution
• Rebecca Cox Jackson
• David Walker
• Gabriel's Conspiracy
• John Brown
• The Douglass family
• The Forten women
• William Lloyd Garrison
• Fanny Kemble and Pierce Butler
• Race-based legislation in the North
• Harriet Jacobs
• Indian removal
• Henry Highland Garnet
• FloridaÕs Negro Fort
• American Colonization Society
• Frederick Douglass
• Harriet Tubman
• The Vesey Conspiracy
• Liverpool and the slave trade
• National Negro convention movement
• Conditions of antebellum slavery
• Nat Turner's Rebellion
• Pennsylvania Hall
• Butler Island
• Slave narratives and Uncle Tom's Cabin
• Dred Scott's fight for freedom
• The Compromise of 1850 and the Fugitive Slave Act
• Bleeding Kansas
• Anthony Burns captured
• The Weeping Time
• The raid on Harpers Ferry
• John Brown's black raiders
• The Civil War and emancipation
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