Political
Socio-Cultural
Economic
Slavery
Triangle Trade
100

What forms of government were there before the Europeans came?

Kingdoms or democracies

100

Who was more likely to be sold into slavery: men or women?

Men

100

Why did Africa begin to trade slaves?

They thought that they would get money from it

100

Who captured most of the African slaves?

Other African tribes
100

The Triangular trade is made up of what continents?

Europe, America, and Africa

200

What increased in Africa because of slavery?

Warfare

200

What were some reasons people were sold into slavery?

To get out of family debt, to increase personal wealth, to settle a feud, etc.

200

What was traded from Africa to the Americas? 

Slaves

200

Which continents benefited from the slave trade?

America and Europe
200

What is the triangle trade?

An exchange of goods between Europe, America, and Africa.

300

What good that was traded to Africa made war more deadly?

Guns

300

Who, in society, grew richer when selling slaves?

People who were already rich

300

What was an impact of the slave trade on the economy?

Famine, less money overall, less trade, etc.

300

Slaves came from what region of Africa?

West Africa

300

What were some of the main things traded in the triangle trade?

tobacco, sugar, indigo (a plant used for dye), rice, slave labor, rum, and cotton

400

What impact did the slave trade have on politics in Africa?

Politics became less about helping the people and more about enslaving people for money

400

What was an impact of the slave trade on society?

More wars, families torn apart, Created a divide between the rich and the poor because the rich were always trying to get slaves from the poor families

400

What was one way Africa benefited from the triangle trade?

Increased access to goods, towns on the coast grew into ports, etc.

400

Why were slaves needed in the Americas? 

Slaves were needed on plantations and for mines.

400

How were things transported in the Triangle Trade?

By ship

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