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FLYING TOGETHER: IV - JAMAICA: THE LAND WE LOVE as aforesaid, shall, upon and from and after the said first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four, become and be to all intents and purposes free and discharged from all manner of slavery, and shall be absolutely and forever manumitted.” The passage of this bill in the British Parliament in England led to the emancipation of slavery in all British colonies, including <strong>Jamaica</strong>, on August 1, 1834. One side of a commemorative medallion, celebrating the abolition of slavery, 1834. 1739: Peace Treaty signed between the British and the Maroons, after years of violent struggle. 1807: Slave Trade was abolished 1832: Western Liberation Uprising, the largest mass rebellion against slavery, led by Sam Sharpe. 1834: Slavery Abolished. celebration of freedom The word "Junkanoo" derived from an African slave master and trader named "John Canoe" 14
FLYING TOGETHER: IV - JAMAICA: THE LAND WE LOVE in the 17th century. These slaves were not allowed much freedom and would hide in the bushes when they had the chance. While in the bushes, they would dance and make music while covered in costumes that they made from various paints that they made and leaves that they found. This festival represented the slave's freedom from slavery. Junkanoo, is <strong>Jamaica</strong>'s Christmas celebration. 15
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