MISC
Triangular Trade
Impact
Ship Conditions
Plantations
100

Why did Europeans begin buying enslaved Africans?

Indigenous laborers were dying of illness.

Needed more labor to work on plantations in the Americas. 

100

These are the three continents that were involved in the triangular trade.

Europe, Africa, and the Americas

100

What time of slavery were the enslaved Africans being sold into.

Generational Slavery

100

This is the journey made from Africa to the Americas

Middle Passage

100

How were enslaved Africans prepped for slave auctions? 

They would be cleaned and fed to ensure that they looked healthy 

200

What are the intended purpose of the castles and factories? 

Used as trade ports on the coast of West Africa

200

What was Africa's main export?

Enslaved Africans

200

How many enslaved Africans were sent to the Americas? 

10-12 million 

200

What were some of the acts of resistance seen on slave ships?

Refusal to eat                                                  Jumping overboard 

Group revolts 

200

Name two crops that were being produced on plantations in the Americas. 

Cotton

Sugar Cane

Rice 

Tobacco 

300

These are communities made up of individuals that fled their enslaved condition to form their own communities. 

Maroon Communities 

300

How did enslaved Africans get to the west coast of Africa to be sold into the triangular trade?

They were captured by other communities as prisons of war. 

300

What was the impact of the slave trade on Europe?

The rich got richer

investment into industry 

growth of capitalism 

colonization of Africa 

300

What was the punishment for failure to eat? 

Hot Coals 

Speculum Oris used to force feed

Whipped 

300

Why was sugar production dangerous?

Exposure to boiling pots 

Grinders that could result in lost limbs                  Long hours led to exhaustion                          Strenuous labor                    

400

Who is Olaudah Equiano? 

Enslaved African who was kidnapped from his home with his sister and was sent to the Americas. He wrote of his experiences. 

400

What is the gun-slave cycle?

The theory that advancements in European gunpowder technology played a key factor in growing the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.

400

What was the impact of the slave trade on Africa?

Decrease in population

loss of culture 

colonization by Europeans 

400

Who was the British surgeon who wrote of the conditions onboard slave ships?    

Alexander Falconbridge 

400

What is seasoning? 

The process of preparing a newly bought enslaved person for life on a new plantation.

500

About how many enslaved Africans died during the Middle Passage?

About 2 million

500

What were some of the exports coming out of Europe?

Manufactured Goods

Rum

Guns

Gunpowder 

Iron

500

When did the last enslaved person get transported in the slave trade? 

1861

500
What was the Amistad?

Successful slave ship revolt that resulted the captives being able to go back home.

500

What is a lasting impact of slavery?

Europeans needing justification for their treatment of Africans led to the idea that Africans were biologically inferior. These ideas were felt long after the end of the slave trade and the abolishment of slavery.

Slave labor helped build the US but they did not receive the same credit for the work they did

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