A) 2007 B) 1995 C) 2000 D) 2010
A) To commemorate the victims of the slave trade B) To honor slave traders C) To promote tourism D) To celebrate slavery
A) The abolition of slavery B) The Civil War C) The transatlantic slave trade D) World War II
A) Art exhibitions B) Remembrance services C) Political rallies D) Trade fairs
A) Conversations about history and justice B) Discussions on art C) Debates on economic policies D) Conversations on tourism
A) Human Rights Day B) Independence Day C) Emancipation Day D) International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade
A) Politicians and celebrities B) Business leaders C) Historians and activists D) Sports figures
A) The movement to acknowledge and address the legacy of slavery B) The environmental movement C) The industrial revolution movement D) The Brexit movement
A) Wealth from trade B) Victory over oppression C) Historical figures in power D) The suffering and resilience of enslaved people |