Ancient Africa
Slave Trade
Slavery In America
Reconstruction/ Jim Crow
Harlem Renaissance/ Civil Rights
100
This Mali king took a pilgrimage to Mecca establishing a reputation of wealth and generosity.
Mansa Musa
100
African Kingdoms would trade fellow Africans to European slavers for these items.
Manufactured goods
100
The type of slavery practiced in the United States can be defined by this term, a method where a slave's status was inherited at birth.
Chattel
100
In 1865, this amendment officially gave all slave their freedom.
13th Amendment
100
Factors that force you out of an area, and factors that bring you in to an area.
Push/ Pull
200
This city became a center for trade and education in West Africa.
Timbuktu
200
A journey from Africa to the Americas typically took about this long.
2-3 Months
200
The Diagram below is an example of this.
Plantation
200
To make a living, many formerly enslaved people stayed in the south and worked on farms as this.
Sharecropper
200
This Major world event encouraged the Great Migration to continue and increase dramatically.
WW1
300
From the 4th -11th century, West Africa saw the rule of this powerful African kingdom. This kingdom was also the longest lasting in the region.
Ghana
300
This Nation began the slave trade to the Americas and was perhaps the most heavily involved in European exchanges with Africa.
Portugal
300
Slavery grew after the revolutionary war in America because of European demand for raw materials, specifically the resource that inspired the creation of this machine in 1794.
Cotton Gin
300
In 1896, this Supreme Court case established the precedent of "Separate but equal".
Plessy v. Ferguson
300
This term, coined by Alain Locke, represented the realization of African American potential during the Harlem Renaissance.
The New Negro
400
Sunni Ali ruled this large and powerful West African kingdom from 1464-1492.
Songhai
400
The Slave trade was abolished in the United States in this year, 55 years before the Emancipation Proclamation.
1808
400
There are 3 types of slave auctions. Private, Public, and this one which involved a frantic style of purchasing slaves.
Scramble
400
This scientific concept suggests that "survival of the fittest" also applies to classes of people and in US, African Americans were seen on the bottom of that hierarchy.
Social Darwinism
400
The movement to get more black to vote in Mississippi during 1964 was called this.
Freedom Summer
500
This major trade route was the main source of wealth for all of the West African kingdoms.
Trans Saharan
500
This country had the largest slave population and was the last to abolish slavery in the world.
Brazil
500
This person led one of the largest slave rebellions in US history.
Nat Turner
500
Many southern states, especially Mississippi implemented these to prevent blacks from voting.
Literacy Test/ Poll Tax
500
This famous speech was given during the March on Washington.
I Have A Dream - MLK