The History of Slavery and Freedom

🟢 Overview: Discover the Global Impact of Slavery and the Struggles for Freedom

Few topics are as important—or as complex—as the History of slavery and the fight for freedom. This course offers a deep dive into the roots of human rights, the economic impact of forced labor, and the evolution of International Relations through the lens of this painful yet vital part of World History.

This is a low commitment, high-empathy course designed for those who want to understand the truth. Only available for a limited time—this course will not be offered again.

🟢 Description: From Chains to Change—A Journey Through History

The History of Slavery and Freedom explores the global development of slavery from ancient times through the modern abolitionist movements. You’ll gain a thorough understanding of:

• Slavery in ancient Geography, from Mesopotamia to Rome
• The transatlantic slave trade and its effects on World History
• How slavery shaped the formation of global economies
• The rise of abolitionist thought and its effect on International Relations
• Post-slavery systems and modern-day implications

This is a sensitive, powerful, and necessary exploration of History. It connects centuries of oppression to current global issues, making it deeply relevant for students of World History, political science, and human rights.

This course is not only informative—it’s transformative. Don’t miss your chance. This offering is limited and will not return.

🟢 Who Is This Course For

Perfect for:

• Students of History, politics, and International Relations
• Activists and advocates for social justice
• Educators and researchers
• Anyone seeking a better understanding of global human rights
• Curious learners wanting to grasp the historical context of modern inequality

This is a low-commitment course with a big emotional and educational payoff.

🟢 Requirements

• Open-mindedness and emotional readiness
• No prior academic knowledge of History or Geography required
• Just a few hours of weekly engagement

Be prepared to challenge your perspectives and deepen your understanding of World History and global Geography through the lens of human struggle and victory.

🟢 Career Path

This course prepares you for work or study in:

• Human rights organizations
• Education and curriculum development
• History or political science
• Law, sociology, and International Relations
• Journalism and documentary work

You’ll gain a richer understanding of humanity and how History, Geography, and power structures have shaped our world.