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4 September 2026

pdf, 2.59 MB
pdf, 2.59 MB

A clear, illustrated KS3 History knowledge organiser covering transatlantic slavery and the abolition movement.

This accessible A4 landscape resource provides students with the essential knowledge needed to understand:

• Africa before enslavement
• The transatlantic slave trade
• The Middle Passage
• Life and labour under slavery
• Resistance and rebellion
• Abolition campaigns
• The abolition of the British slave trade
• Key individuals, vocabulary and dates

The organiser includes a concise timeline from the growth of transatlantic trafficking in the 1500s to the ending of compulsory apprenticeship in 1838. It also explores the contributions of Olaudah Equiano, Mary Prince, Thomas Clarkson and William Wilberforce.

Ideal for:

• KS3 History lessons
• Topic introductions
• Revision and retrieval practice
• Homework and cover work
• Supporting SEND and lower-attaining learners
• Student exercise books and revision folders

The download contains one illustrated, print-ready A4 landscape PDF.

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