The National Archives: Caribbean Histories Revealed

The National Archives, Richmond, United Kingdom | Jul 27, 2021

The National Archives: Caribbean Histories Revealed is an exhibition that explores the history of the British Caribbean through government documents, photographs and maps dating from the 17th century to the 1920s. The exhibition has an introduction and six chronological categories, a sampling of various primary sources as well as a glossary, bibliography, and external links. Suitable for elementary or high school classes.

Tags: title="Africa"> title="Canada"> title="Caribbean"> title="Europe"> title="Latin America"> title="Maps"> title="Primary Sources"> title="Reading Lists"> title="African Diaspora"> title="Cultural"> title="Economic"> title="Empires"> title="Environmental"> title="Food & Foodways"> ts-and-violations" title="Human Rights"> title="Intellectual"> title="Jewish"> title="Labor"> title="Latinx"> title="Legal"> cience-and-technology" title="Medicine, Science, & Technology"> and-immigration" title="Migration & Immigration"> title="Military"> rican-and-indigenous" title="Native American"> title="Political"> title="Public"> title="Race & Ethnicity"> title="Research Methods"> title="Slavery"> title="Social"> title="Sports"> title="Visual Culture"> er-and-sexuality" title="Women, Gender, & Sexuality"> title="1400-1600"> title="1600-1800"> title="1800-1900"> title="1900-1945"> title="1945-Present">

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