Chronicle of Human Bondage: The Slave Trade

Jan 13, 2025

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Delve into the harrowing history of the slave trade, exploring its impact on humanity and the world. This comprehensive account sheds light on a dark chapter of our past, reflecting on its lasting repercussions.

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Chronicle of Human Bondage: The Slave Trade

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The Slave Trade By: Greg W.

THE SLAVE TRADE

THE SLAVE TRADE. JOB DESCRIPTION OF A SLAVE:. WHAT IS A SLAVE?. Sex - . Male or female. Any age; from 4 until death. Age -. Characteristics -. Poor and vulnerable; prisoners captured in tribal wars; Africans captured by European slave traders. Hours -.

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. As we are all white abolitionists – our aim is to stop the slave trade. We are going to focus in three main points/arguments: Humanity Issues Religious Issues Popular poems sang by slaves. Humanity.

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THE SLAVE TRADE

THE SLAVE TRADE. BEGINNING OF SUCCESS…. The Trade Triangle. SOME OF THE JOBS WE DEPEND ON. SAIL MAKERS. SAILORS. GUN SMITHS. ROPE MAKERS. If The Triangle Is Broken…. First Class Ships. When they are in the Ship. The tightest it could be. Ready for the slaves to exercise.

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. Credit given to: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston Publishing for portions of this presentation. The Atlantic Slave Trade. Main Idea

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade . Chapter Two. Students should know that…. Slavery in Africa has a long history. The Triangular Trade linked three continents. Africans suffered through the middle passage. The slave trade had a lasting effect. . Slavery Has A Long History.

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THE SLAVE TRADE

THE SLAVE TRADE. BY GRACE MATUTA 8X1. The slave trade. The over growing European empires in north, south and central America lacked a important resource- workers. At first the European colonists

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Slave Trade

Slave Trade. Triangular Trade. The potential wealth to be made from the triangular trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americans came from the difference in demand. Stop #1 Bristol, Britain. At first British traded with Africa for gold, ivory, and spices.

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. What was the impact of slavery on Africa and how did the Africans resist?. Trading Ship. The Southwell Frigate Tradeing on ye Coast of Africa (c. 1760) by Nicholas Pocock . . Port Cities Bristol: Bristol’s Entry into the Slave Trade. 2003.

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. Plan of the Slaver "Vigilante".

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Slave Trade

Slave Trade. Working in groups of 3, you will simulate decisions slave traders made during the historical time period where slavery was legal Read and follow the directions on each page You must work as a group to decide who/what to take with you

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. The Atlantic Slave Trade. Main Idea Between the 1500s and the 1800s millions of Africans were captured, shipped across the Atlantic Ocean, and sold as slaves in the Americas. Reading Focus Where did the Atlantic slave trade originate?

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. Triangular Trade. Colonial merchant ships followed trade routes between the colonies, Europe, Africa, and the West Indies that formed triangles. Triangular Trade. The Middle Passage. One leg of the trade route involved shipping African slaves to the New World.

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. 1450-1850. Statistics. Total of approx. 12 million Africans were taken from their homeland 2000/year between 1450-1850. Why did it begin?. Began buying slaves. The Portuguese explored the African Coast 2. Europeans discover New World

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. SWBAT: identify the terms middle passage and triangular trade and describe the journey a slave made from Africa to the new world. Homework: picture prompt

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The Slave trade

The Slave trade. provided by Cheyenne. Check out Emma's. Europe. Step 1: Africa sells slaves to the Caribbean they use the slaves to grow their crops. ;klk;lklk;lklk;klkl;kklk;k;lk;k;k;lkl;kl;l. Caribbean. sdsddssdfsdfsdfsdfs. jdksajdljlkadljfksjdflksdjfksdfjlkdjfkdfjkdfjlklksjfdkjf.

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Slave Trade

Slave Trade. Realities Rationalizations Opposition. Realities. Economic Institution - free labor Owned as property - not human Did not own - contrast to homesteaders Hard or soft - still the same Land played out - not working economically. Rationalization. Natural law - less than human

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. Trade in Human Beings. In the 1400’s, there was little interest in slaves. Not until the colonization of America were there an interest in slaves. Why were slaves an hot interest at this time? Native Americans were originally used however, many died from exhaustion.

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. The Atlantic Slave Trade. When?. 1450 - Spanish & Portuguese start slaving in Africa 1865 - still smuggling slaves until the end of the civil war (technically illegal in 1808). The Atlantic Slave Trade. Why? (3 reasons combined). Labor shortage (not enough workers)

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Slave Trade

Slave Trade. Note Taking. You are to take jot notes unless otherwise indicated. What is “slavery” ?.

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. Objectives. Students will be able to: Identify why Europeans became interested in Africa. Explain why millions of Africans were sent to the Americas as slaves. Investigate how the Atlantic slave trade affected Africa. . Exploration.

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The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade. Europeans began to use slave labor in their colonies to grow crops, mine, etc. Native Americans used for a while until they started to die from disease, but Africans began to be brought to the Americas.

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Slave Trade

Slave Trade. The US slave trade was outlawed in 1808. Some slaves were still illegally smuggled in. Children of slaves still became slaves. Cotton Production. C O T T O N P R O D U C T I O N. The invention which changed the South, cotton and slavery.

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