Themes
transatlantic
Slave trade
Everything but the kitchen sink
Africa
Resistance and Abolition
100

This theme focuses on the movement of people volutanary or otherwise.

What is migration?

100

What was the time frame of the transatlantic slave trade?

mid 1500s - mid 1800's  

ABOUT 400 years 

100

List two examples of skilled labor roles among enslaved people.

  • Enslaved people take on roles around the plantation

    • Various jobs

      • Planter 

      • Domestic ( tailors, midwifes, wet nurse,) 

      • Manufacturer ( blacksmith, shipwright, Carriageman, Carpenter  )

      • Entertainment (music player, singer …)

100

What was the significance of the Kingdom of Aksum?

Askum is significance because it shows the interactions with Europe and the impact that religion ( christainity ) has.

100

What was the impact of slave ship diagrams on abolitionist movements?

what is the slave ship diagrams showed the bruality of slave ships?

200

This theme focuses on the protection of their humanity, run away, choose to not eat, fight people, and generally fight back.

What is resistance or rebellion?

200

Define the transatlantic slave trade.

What is the forced movement of millions of Africans to the americas?

200

How did enslaved people's cultural practices evolve into new traditions in the Americas?

- Call and response 

- Music 

- Soul Food 

- Hoodoo, Voodoo, and Santeria 

200

How did the empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai develop?

The empire grew off of gold and salt trade.

200

Name two ways Africans resist their commodification during the Middle Passage?

Not eating, Jumping off the boat, Violent rebellions, and Armed resistances 

300
art, peotry, spoken word, and music are often examples of this theme?

What is Creaitivity, expression, and arts?

300

 What country received the largest number of enslaved Africans?

What is Brazil?

300

Voodoo, Santeria, easter, and christmas are examples of this idea 

What is Syncretism ?

300

What are the key features of the Kongo Kingdom?

Kongo's relationship with portugal and it's place in the transatlantic slave trade 
300

What was the significance of the La Amistad revolt?

La Amistad shows the value of freedom and the illegal slave trade impact 

400

Class, ethnicity, nationality, gender are all examples of this themes

what is identity?

400

What role did Charleston, SC play in the slave trade?

Charleston, SC was the largest slave port in North America.

400

Define Diaspora

spread of a people from their original homeland.

400

 What was the importance of Great Zimbabwe’s stone architecture?

The walls show social class in Zimbabwe not for protection.

400

What was the impact of the publication of "The Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano"?

Olaudah Equiano showed a real representation of Slavery and it's impact

500

Link an Example to one of the four themes. 

Migration- Transaltanic slave trade 

Identity - 

Creavtivity, expression and the arts- 

Resistance and Resilence - 

500

 What percentage of enslaved Africans brought to the U.S. landed in Charleston, SC? 

Bonus point if you can say the amount of africans that were brought to North America.

48% of enslaved africans were brought to the U.S. 

1 million were brought to North America


500

How did black studies begin?

Black studies began with the Black campus movement in the 1960-70's
500

Daily Double 

What were the economic contributions of the Mali Empire? 

Name a mali king

Mali put Africa on the map 

- Sunidata, and Mansa Musa 

500

Act ( 500) a rebellious act 

or 

Describe ( 250) a rebellious act

Creating rebellons not 

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