The term “Second Middle Passage” refers to the sale of enslaved people in the Upper South to owners in the Deep South. This term describes the internal slave trade that occurred in the United States, particularly during the 19th century, as enslaved individuals were forcibly moved from states like Virginia and Maryland to the cotton-producing states in the Deep South.
The term “Second Middle Passage” refers to which of the following?
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the importation of slaves on the West Coast
the importation of slaves on the West Coast
the sale of enslaved people in the Upper South to owners in the Deep South
the sale of enslaved people in the Upper South to owners in the Deep South
the beginnings of the abolitionist movement
the beginnings of the abolitionist movement
the slave “seasoning” process
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