'African rulers' presentation slideshows

March 24, 2013

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. The Main Idea. To Meet their growing labor needs, Europeans enslaved millions of Africans in forced labor in the Americas. Terms and Names. Atlantic Slave Trade Triangular trade Middle Passage. Setting the Stage.

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European Exploration

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Western Europeans Divide Africa

Western Europeans Divide Africa. (Ch.11 Sec. 1). Africa Before Imperialism. Africa was divided into hundreds of ethnic groups (over 1,000 different languages) Some were Christian or Muslim (mostly in the North), but most believed in indigenous African religions.

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Origins of the Atlantic Slave Trade

Origins of the Atlantic Slave Trade. African Cultures Before 1500 The Atlantic Slave Trade. African Cultures Before 1500. The Main Idea Trade was a major factor in the development of African societies south of the Sahara. Reading Focus

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Chapter 32: The Building of Global Empires

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Why did Europeans explore the Coast of Africa?

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Vocabulary

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Slave Trade and European Imperialism

Slave Trade and European Imperialism. The Slave Trade. When Europeans began to colonize the Americas, they used Native Americans for slave labor. Diseases, however, decreased the population of Native American slaves dramatically.

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Turbulent Centuries in Africa

Turbulent Centuries in Africa. Europeans in Africa. In the 1400s, Portuguese ships explored the coast of West Africa, looking for a sea route to India. They lacked the power to push into the African interior, so they set up posts on the coast.

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. Mr. Morris World History. Key Terms Ch. 20.3 pg. 566. Atlantic slave trade Triangular trade Middle passage. Setting the Stage. In order for those who owned sugar and cotton plantations to make money, they needed labor

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. Sugar plantations and tobacco farms required a large supply of workers Millions of Native Americans , who were used as a cheap form of labor, died from disease and warfare

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The Trading Kingdoms of West Africa

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Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade: Effects

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade: Effects. Geographical: West Africa. Human: Males 2/3 of trade. Economic: powerful Africans made sizeable profits. Economic: by 18 th c. slaves Africa main export. Political: brutal intervention in individual lives. Political: wars between competing African rulers.

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Exploration

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What do you think the cake up front represents?

What do you think the cake up front represents?. Why Africa?. Africa has many raw materials and natural resources not found in Europe including: cotton rubber ivory minerals including gold and diamonds. The Scramble for Africa. Berlin Conference (1884).

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The Trans- atlantic Trianglular Trade

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S hantilly Pena Mallory Steffey

The M iddle Passage. S hantilly Pena Mallory Steffey. Table of Contents. Introduction A Sudden Change of Fate The Ships Disease Suicide Olaudah Equiano. Introduction. African rulers dictated who was taken War captives, etc. West coast of Africa Half never reached it

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North and Central African Societies.

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Slavery

Slavery. Starters. 1. ________ Slavery is a product of capitalism. 2. ________ Myth: Slavery was an economically backward and inefficient institution. 3. ________ Slaves were always subject to torture, sexual exploitation, and arbitrary death.

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