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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. 1450-1865. Introduction. The Atlantic Slave Trade was the most significant link Africa had to the larger Atlantic World in early modern times. African peoples received European goods for slaves. Firearms were the most common. Europeans.

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Chapter 4

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Jamestown to Georgia?

Jamestown to Georgia?. Three distinct regions:. New England : Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, & Connecticut Middle: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, & Delaware Southern: Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, & Georgia. New England.

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Latin America SS6H1 (B)

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Colonial Mercantilism

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Power and Politics of the 18 th Century

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Including English Language Learners in Social Studies

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Including English Language Learners in Social Studies

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European Age of Exploration

European Age of Exploration. When Worlds Collide 1450-1700. Motives for Exploration. Gold God Glory Water Route to Asia. Innovations in Maritime Navigation. Caravel Compass Maps. Treaty of Tordesillas. Signed in 1494 by Spain and Portugal An imaginary line of demarcation

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Economics and Colonization

Economics and Colonization. European Exploration and Colonization of North America. What are the purposes of colonization?. Purposes of Colonization. God? Gold silver Glory? Territory Slaves. Consequences of Colonization. Decimation of Native Population

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Triangular Trade

Triangular Trade. Unit 4: Age of Exploration. Copy questions under warm up- leave space to write answers after we look at map. 1. What products were traded from the West Indies to the thirteen colonies? 2. Where did the colonists of North America ship goods? . Interactive Map.

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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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The Thirteen Colonies and the British Empire 1607-1750

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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 Southern Colonies Colonial Life, Demographics and Economics

The Southern Colonies Colonial Life, Demographics and Economics. APUSH Unit One. history on slavery. HOW SLAVERY CAME TO THE U.S. Indentured Servants

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The Triangular Trade

The Triangular Trade . Capture in Africa. Families separated . Sold to the merchant ships. Transported across the Atlantic. Sold to plantation owners in the West Indies . Set to work on the plantations as slaves. Cruelly punished .

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Triangular Trade pattern

Triangular Trade pattern. Triangular Trade pattern. The Triangular Trade linked which three locations? . Triangular Trade pattern. Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Europe to Africa: manufactured goods (rum) to Africa. Name the products traded on the red section.

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Mid-term review

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Ch. 3

Ch. 3. The Agricultural South. Plantation Economy Arises Cash crop : crop grown mostly to be sold, rather than to be used by the farmer. Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina = tobacco South Carolina and Georgia = rice , and later indigo. Plantations More common than towns in the south.

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