S.S - Emancipation Flashcards
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What were African slaves denied?
African slaves were denied their basic rights, including their birth right to their names and language.
Who were the African slaves protected by?
African slaves were protected by clergymen , lawyers, and British Governments.
What was the significance of August 1, 1838
?
August 1, 1838, marks the period when enslaved individuals were not given full freedom.
What is Emancipation Day?
Emancipation Day is a significant day in the history of the people of our nation, celebrated on August 1.
When was Emancipation Day made a public holiday?
Emancipation Day was made a public holiday on August 1, 1985.
What activities are included in Emancipation Day celebrations?
Celebrations include religious and cultural activities, lectures, exhibitions, and street parades.
Where does the major celebration of Emancipation Day take place?
The major celebration takes place in the Belmont and Point Fortin.
When was the Emancipation Act passed?
The Emancipation Act was passed in August 1833.
How long were Africans
in Trinidad and Tobago as slaves?
Africans were in trinidad and tobago for over 200 years as slaves.
