Basics
Capture and Transport
Life and Resistance
Endings and Effects
Misc
100

What was the name of the system that moved millions of people from Africa to the Americas by the 1800's.

The Atlantic slave trade

100
What happened after African people were brought to America?

They were sold at markets like property.

100

Name one type of labor that enslaved people had to do on plantations. 

Planting

Tending

Harvesting

100

What did some countries like Britain start to do in the early 1800's?

Ban/outlaw slavery

100

Name 2 types of crops that were grown on plantations.

Cotton, sugar, and tobacco.

200

What was the name of the large farms that colonists used enslaved people to provide labor for in order to grow cash crops.

Plantations

200

How were enslaved Africans taken?

Raids and wars

200

How long did enslaved people have to work every day?

From sunrise to sunset.

200

What was the name of the order that helped free slaves in rebellious states?

The Emancipation Proclamation 

200

Name 3 things that enslaved people were forced to do on plantations.

Plant, tend, and harvest crops

300

What country were slaves taken from and what country were they brought to?

Africa to America

300
What was the name of the ocean voyage from Africa to America that enslaved people were forced to take?

The Middle Passage

300

What were slaves treated as by their owners?

Property

300

Which amendment ended slavery in the United States?

The 13th amendment

300

Why was slavery more common in southern states than in northern ones?

Southern states had climate and land that were good for growing labor intensive crops that needed a lot of people for farming.

400

Why did the colonies use enslaved labor to grow crops?

They needed a large number of workers to grow the labor intensive cash crops.

400

Name two things that many people died from during the Middle Passage?

Starvation and disease

400

What were groups of slaves who escaped and lived together called?

Hidden communities

400

Name 3 ways that enslaved people were able to keep their culture alive.

Music, stories, and religious practices.

400

Name 3 other places that enslaved people were forced to work.

Households, ports, and shops

500

What did it mean that slavery was hereditary?

Children born to enslaved parents were made slaves themselves.
500

Where were captured people taken before being shipped to America?

Forts and trading posts

500

Name 4 ways that enslaved people resisted their treatment?

Working slowly

Pretending to be sick

Running away

Fighting

500

Name 3 lasting effects of slavery

It changed populations, created deep social and economic inequalities, and shaped cultures.

500

Name the 3 groups of people who participated in slavery.

Some African leaders, American colonists, and European traders