Immigration and the Slave Trade: Africans Come to America (1607-1830) cover

Immigration and the Slave Trade: Africans Come to America (1607-1830)

Author: Thornton, Jeremy

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
Book Level 6.0
Points 0.5
Fiction/Nonfiction Nonfiction
Word Count 1090
Points per Word 0.000459
Page Count 24
Points per Page 0.020833

Description

This book looks at the history of the forced emigration of thousands of African to the Americas from 1607 to 1830.

Quick Summary

Long before the United States even had a name, thousands of Africans were brought across the ocean in a story that changed America forever, and this book tells their side of history in a way kids have never heard before. The book is packed with surprising facts about the transatlantic journey, the brave people who resisted slavery, and the rich cultures Africans carried with them across the Atlantic. If your kid loves learning about history through real stories like in "The Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Diper ร–verlรถde a Wimpy Kid: Diper ร–verlรถde Young Girl" or enjoys eye-opening nonfiction like "Stamped," they'll be hooked on this. Perfect for kids in grades 4 through 8 who want to understand the real, untold stories behind America's beginnings.