Harvests of bondage: Raw materials (tobacco, sugarcane, cotton, rice, indigo, opium poppy, ivory)

Harvests of bondage: Manufactured goods (textiles, rum, sugar, molasses, indigo dye, opiates)

Indentured servitude

Lynchings, massacres, and violent punishments

Mexico and slavery

Millionaires from slavery

Indigenous Americans: Genocide, enslavement, and dispossession

New England: Profiting from slavery

Politics of slavery and abolition

Rape for profit

Religion and slavery

Shipping and transport of people and goods

Slave trade: International 

Slave trade: Domestic (within U.S.)

Territorial expansion

The law and slavery

The Revolutionary War and slavery

White supremacy and the pseudo-science of race

Escaping to freedom

Freedom petitions

Fugitive Slave Act

Haitian revolution

Lawsuits and litigation

Legislative action

Indigenous resistance

Rebellions of the enslaved

Colonization

Underground Railroad

Abolitionist and anti-slavery organizations

Anti-abolitionist violence

Arts and culture: Writers, poets, musicians, artists

Black abolitionists

Black churches

Black civic and cultural organizations

Black-owned businesses

Boston: African American community

Boston: Anti-slavery activism

Boycotts and the Free Produce Movement

Newspapers, journals, books, posters, banners

Petitions for action by lawmakers

White abolitionists

Women leaders, activists, heroines

African Americans in the Union forces

Indigenous people in the Union forces

Civil War

Reconstruction after the war

Anti-Black riots

Civil and political rights

Emancipation

Reparations

Connecticut

Maine

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

Rhode Island

Vermont