The Atlantic slave trade
The Atlantic slave trade
In the 16th century, the slave trade decimated the African population, causing devastation and hardship, the signs of which still remain today. In the 21st, migrations from the Global South are a “voluntary” phenomenon-though a forced choice, for so many-but they bring to mind this sad and dark past. In both cases, there are people who profit from the exodus of these human beings.
Film clip detailing life in the “new world” begins at Ellis Island of the family’s Mancuso. As soon as the disembark, the family realizes how it is quite different from what they had foreshadowed.
The film is in Italian and Sicilian.
The dawn of globalization. video-lesson by Ugo Fabietti, one of the greatest Italian anthropologists
We are all citizens of the world
Slavery was not identical in every civilization, but it was different: in some cases the slave had no rights, in others he was partially protected by the law. Definition of terms.
From Antiquity to the Middle Ages: History of Slavery.
The trip to Europe between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
The trip to Europe between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Road to Rome. Itinerary: the walking path in England, France, Switzerland, Italy; and cycling path in Switzerland, Italy.