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Look back to your K-W-L

Look back to your K-W-L. Add at least 1 entry for each topic: Enslaved vs. a slave The capture of peoples in Africa The Middle Passage Resistance during the journey. Coming to North America: Canadian Connection.

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Look back to your K-W-L

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  1. Look back to your K-W-L Add at least 1 entry for each topic: Enslaved vs. a slave The capture of peoples in Africa The Middle Passage Resistance during the journey

  2. Coming to North America: Canadian Connection • What’s going on in North America during the time period of the trans-Atlantic trade in African peoples? • Canada was not a country yet (not til 1867)…so it was held by British and French (depending on the area) • “New France” and “British North America” would include parts of Canada as we now know it

  3. What’s happening in Canada?Re-organize the events on the slips of paper into chronological order….come to a consensus as a group.

  4. Jacques Cartier lands in Maritimes & claims it for France • Samuel de Champlain surrenders Quebec to Kirk Brothers of England • Control over present day NS was given to the King of Scotland by the King of England (and named Nova Scotia) • Samuel de Champlain explores Great Lakes • Mathieu de Costa arrives in present day Canada as a translator • French take over Dutch trading posts in West Africa • Quebec city founded by Samuel & Champlain • Britain becomes involved in T.A.T.A.P. • Samuel de Champlain established 1st European settlement in what is now Canada @ Port Royal, NS • John Cabot lands in CB & Nfld & claims it for Britain • Olivier leJeune arrives in present day Canada as an enslaved person with Champlain & Kirk Brothers

  5. Timeline • 1497: John Cabot lands in CB & Nfld & claims it for Britain • 1534: Jacques Cartier lands in Maritimes & claims it for France • 1540: French take over Dutch trading posts in West Africa • 1562: Britain becomes involved in T.A.T.A.P. • 1605: Samuel de Champlain established 1st European settlement in what is now Canada @ Port Royal, NS • 1605: Mathieu da Costa arrives in present day Canada as a translator, first record of a person of African descent in “Canada” • 1608: Quebec city founded by Samuel de Champlain

  6. Timeline continued… • 1613:Samuel de Champlain explores Great Lakes • 1621: Control over present day NS was given to the King of Scotland by the King of England (and named Nova Scotia) • 1628/9: Olivier leJeune arrives in present day Canada as an enslaved person with Champlain & Kirk Brothers (later) • 1629: Samuel de Champlain surrenders Quebec to Kirk Brothers of England

  7. C. 1650

  8. Research & Document Analysis: The Trans-Atlantic Trade in African People See handout

  9. Topics?? • What are you looking for??? • What questions do you have??? • What types of documents could you consider?? • Finding good sources • EBSCO • Wikipedia: cautions & props • url hints

  10. Citations What? Why? How? (let EBSCO help you! Try easybib.com) What if I can’t find that info? Computer Lab work period: Monday…due date Tuesday

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