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Teaching Materials for Economic History: call for contributions
Module outline and reading list for ECO3020 Economic History 2020–2021, Queen's University Belfast. Shared by Dr Chris Colvin
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An interactive site aiming to "reconsider the legacies of slavery, empire, free trade, and revolution in the making of the modern economy", which was developed as part of the Wealth of Nations 250th project. The reader follows a sailor on a merchant vessel, witnessing the brutality of the transatlantic slave trade, then travelling to India, China, and Indonesia and seeing the dominance of the East India Company. As the ship progresses around the map and sees more of the world of 1776, readers can dive deeper into specific topics/locations or into the site's themes (Free Trade; Slavery & empire; Revolutions). The site has a glossary of key terms and a dedicated page about the origin and influence of "The Wealth of Nations".
