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This European country was the first to engage in the African slave trade.
What is Portugal?
In 1619, the first Africans in North America arrived in this present-day U.S. State.
What is Virginia?
In 1625, this company was established its North American Headquarters on the Island of Manhattan.
What is the Dutch West India Company?
In wake of the Stono Rebellion, the Carolina Colony passed this act.
What is the Negro Act?
The Dutch established its colony in _______ _______ ______a major city in the United States.
What is New York City?
This individual was kidnapped and sold into slavery. He would later write an autobiography speaking to his experiences.
What is Olaudah Equiano?
The Stono Rebellion took place in this colony.
What is South Carolina?
In 1700, Samuel Sewall issued the first antislavery act in this colony?
What is the New England colony?
This colony notably restricted marriage between Blacks and whites as well as pronounced slavery to be heritable through the mother.
What is Virginia?
The vast majority of enslavement activities took place in _________ Africa.
What is West?
In 1542, this pope (Head of the Roman Catholic Church) proclaimed that Christian Kingdoms may enslave Musliams and pagan enemies of Christ.
What is Pope Nicholas V.
Fort Mose is closely connected to this North American colony.
What is Spanish Florida?
This was the second leg of the triangle trade and the most infamous and dangerous phase where slave ships transported enslaved people from the West African coast to the slave ports of the New World.
What is the Middle Passage?
Code Noir is closely related to this North American colony?
What is French Louisiana?
In Pennsylvania, the growth of slavery was relatively slow, largely because of the opposition to slavery by the __________.
What is the Quakers
Also known as "Handsome John", this person lived a long and eventful life that illustrates some of played by Africans (Black conquistador) in the conquest and settlement of New Spain.
What is Juan Garrido?
This North American Colony had a relatively small enslaved population.
What is New England?
In 1676, this rebellion consisted of White indentured servants and enslaved Blacks against to the tobacco-planting elite?
What is Bacon's Rebellion?
This treaty sets the stage for the early transatlantic slave trade, dividing power in the Atlantic world between Portugal and Spain.
What is the the Treaty of Tordesillas?
One of the factors that distinguished slavery in Latin America from that in British America was the significant role that the ____________ played in Latin America.
What is the Catholic Church?
Large groups of Africans escaped to geographically secluded regions to form runaway slave communities, often referred to as_________
This present-day country contains the largest Black population in the world (outside the continent of Africa).
What is Brazil?
In 1693, this country granted liberty to all fugitive slaves who converted to Catholicism.
What is Spain?
Introduced by the Dutch, this style of slavery freed adult slaves but retained the labor of enslaved children.
What is Half Freedom.
What is "Refuse Slaves"?