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November 1, 2025
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Jamestown is founded
African and white indentured servants work side-by-side
Antonio (later Anthony Johnson) arrives in Virginia
Census lists Africans as “servants,” not “slaves”
John Punch is sentenced to lifetime servitude
Free Black families live in Virginia
Laws begin codifying racial slavery
This is the moment when Virginia began transforming into a slavery society.
The 1640 sentencing of John Punch was the first clear legal distinction between Black and white laborers. Though all three men ran away, only Punch—because he was Black—was sentenced to lifetime servitude. This marked the beginning of race-based slavery in Virginia and set a legal precedent that tied African descent to permanent slavery, a defining feature of a slavery society.
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