Slave Trade and impact on Africa
The end of the transatlantic slave trade.
When is 1808?
Slave Labor systems
What is a Gang and Task System?
Covert Resistance to slavery
What is minimize the amount of energy they expended toiling in fields, slowing the pace of work, feigning illness, breaking farming tools and sabotaging crops?
Partus Sequitur Ventrem defined…
The legal status of a child based on the status of its mother
The top five enslaving nations involved in the transatlantic slave trade.
What is Portugal, Great Britain, France, Spain, and the Netherlands
What concept is not based on biology and was a lie to justify getting rich in un-moral ways.
What is race?
The functions of Negro spirituals
What is disseminate information, pass secret messages, to retrieve spiritual strength.
This term(s) is first used in the 13th Amendment, but is indirectly refered to
slave/slavery
The percentage of captive Africans that perished during the Middle Passage
What is 15 percent?
Describe the three-part journey enslaved Africans endured during the Slave Trade
First passage - capture and journey to Africa
Middle Passage - conditions on the boat
Third/Final Passage - selling and transporting to plantations and such
One of the largest slave results on U.S. soil, which came as a result of the Haitian Revolution
What is the Louisiana Slave Revolt?
This was the first document to mention racial equality and was read by who?
Who is General Gordon Granger?
The crop that played a significant role in the development of Spanish and Portuguese colonies in the Atlantic
Sugarcan
The transatlantic slave trade was banned....
When is 1808?
Took over the schooner La Amistad in one of the most famous revolts aboard a slave ship.
Who is Sengbe Pieh (Joseph Cinqué), a Mende captive from Sierra Leone.
The three-fiths clause
“Slave states” counted the people that they forced into chattel slavery as 3/5 of a person for the purpose of seats in the House of Representatives. They would count African American people in their states in order to get more power to keep people enslaved.
What cultural movement worked to counter negative stereotypes about Africa’s people and
landscapes.
What is the Harlem Renaissance?
Enslaved Africans transported directly to mainland North America primarily came from these locations that correspond to nine contemporary African regions
(Name five)
Senegambia, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Benin, Nigeria, Angola, and Mozambique
Racial discrimination and violence, coupled with lack of
economic opportunities in the South, spurred the beginnings of......
What is the Great Migration?
One set of (BLANK) disrupted African
American families by allowing Black children to
be taken by the state and forced to serve
unpaid apprenticeships without their parents’
consent.
What are Black codes?