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Slavery Revolt Timeline
5 revolts placed in order on a timeline
Created by
Grant Gaudet
⟶ Updated 5 Oct 2018 ⟶
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Events
Portuguese Capture 53 Africans, in the British colony Sierre Leone
The Tecora sets sail with 553 Africans on board
The Muntiny of the Tecora
Aftermath of Mutiny
Amistad-Mutiny Court case begins
Slave Trade Act of 1807
The supreme courts ruling
John Quincy Adams become the attornney
Amistad Committee is formed by Lewis Tappin
Current President Martin Van Buren sends court case to Supreme court
The New York slave revolt
The shooting
White retaliation
Aftermath
Creation of The Freedom Journal
John Russwurm becomes sole editor
The Freedom Journals end
Samuel Cornish attempts to recover The Freedom Journal
Samuel Cornish and The Rights for All fail
Protest held against the American Coloniziation Society
Negro Convention Movements first convention
"Second", but really the first Negro Convention Movement
Mayor of New Haven calls meeting
Negro Convention Movement Held (June 4 - June 15)
Negro Convention Movement Held
Negro Convention Movement Held
Negro Convention Movement Held
Two Negro Conventions Movement held this year
Negro Convention Movement Held
Negro Convention Movement Held
Negro Convention Movement Held
Lewis Tappin recieves help from Negro COnvention Movement
Negro Convention Movement Held
The North Star is published by Fredrick douglass
Negro Convention Movement Held
Negro Convention Movement Held
Negro Convention Movement
Francis Johnson is born
Francis Johnson is recognized as renowned musician
First African American to publish sheet music
Francis composes music for cermemony of General Lafayette, a war hero
Francis Johnson become the first American/ African-American band leader to tour Europe
Francis Johnson introduces Waltz orchestra music created by John Strauss
Francis Johnson performs for the University of Pennsylvania
Francis Johnson dies