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A sugar boycott was organized by Elizabeth Heyrick in Leicester to protest against slavery.

The Fight to Abolish Slavery in the UK 2

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Granville Sharp was one of the founder members of the Society for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. The first Anti-Slavery Society was formed in the UK in 1787. A successor organization was formed in 1839, committed to worldwide abolition. This continues today as Anti-Slavery International.

Try our second History quiz on the fight to abolish slavery.

What was the slogan of the Society for the Abolition of the Slave Trade?

Am I not a man and a brother

Live and let live

Men are born equal

Souls without chains

Who organized a sugar boycott in Leicester to protest against slavery?

Amelia Jackson

Elizabeth Heyrick

Patience Sturgess

Sarah Cahill

Which runaway slave was legally set free, thanks to Granville Sharp?

Jackson Short

Jeremy Tall

Jonathan Strong

Joshua Stout

His owner recaptured him at first

1791 saw a huge slave revolt on which island?

Guadeloupe

Martinique

St Domingue

St Kitts

The island later became known as Haiti

Who lead the rebels on St Domingue?

Antoine L'Oratorio

Etienne Symphonique

Louvain L'Orchestre

Toussaint L'Ouverture

The island belonged to France at that time

An 1831 slave uprising on Jamaica was lead by .......

Arthur Knight

Charles Payne

Matthew Chalmers

Samuel Sharpe

This revolt helped to end British slavery

Anti-abolitionists thought that freed slaves would .......

attack their former owners

kill anti-abolitionists

refuse to work and become lazy

set fire to plantations

The British slave trade was abolished in which year?

1803

1807

1811

1814

TRADE was abolished throughout the British Empire but not slavery itself

Slavery itself was abolished in all British colonies in which decade?

1810s

1820s

1830s

1840s

10.

Following abolition, what did the slave owners receive?

Compensation

Death threats

Knighthoods

Nothing

They were given money for their lost slaves

Author: Jan Crompton

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