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These people followed the religion of Islam
Who are Muslims?
100
The nation that started the slave trade.
What is Portugal?
100
Slaves were marched to the African coast.
What is the 2nd step?
100
How were slaves treated in Africa?
Good, like family, allowed to be free.
100
Name the ways African slaves were treated.
Like family, allowed to be free, could get good jobs
200
The first empire in Western Africa, known for its gold.
What is Ghana?
200
This is the religion that follows teachings of Mohammed.
What is Islam?
200
This is when the slaves were sold into slavery in the Americas.
What is the 5th step?
200
How were slaves treated in the English colonies?
Badly, faced prejudice, not allowed to get jobs, not allowed freedom
200
The trip from Africa to America where slaves were packed into ships.
What is the Middle Passage?
300
The second empire of Western Africa, led by Mansa Musa.
What is Mali?
300
These people helped the African slaves escape.
Who are the Native Americans?
300
This is when the Africans were captured.
What is the 1st step?
300
Two reasons for the slave trade.
Make money and get workers for plantations
300
The city in Western Africa that was famous for its university and law.
What is Timbuktu?
400
The last empire of Western Africa
What is Songhai?
400
This nation controlled most of the slave trade by the 1700s.
What is England?
400
This is when the slaves were kept in prisons.
What is the 3rd step?
400
The place where the slaves were brought and sold (a group of islands, NOT an auction)
What is the West Indies?
500
The Muslim leader of Mali
Who is Mansa Musa?
500
These people could not pay their fare, so they agreed to work 3-7 years for someone.
What is an indentured servant?
500
This is when the slaves went on the Middle Passage.
What is the 4th step?
500
How was America affected by the slave trade?
African culture and workers were brought to America
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A certain slave who became free, learned English and wrote an autobiography.
Who is Olaudah Equiano?