'African slavery' presentation slideshows

History, Culture and Society

Caribbean Studies. History, Culture and Society. Periods of Caribbean History. The Encounter: the Age of Discovery The Settling Down: Colonization Emancipation: Engaging in Freedom Globalization: the Changing Encounter. Theme in Caribbean History. Migration Genocide/Oppression

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American History Warm-Up

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Chapter 4:

Chapter 4:. Heritage of Africa. Write down and find the Latitude and Longitude locations you will need to know for Monday!. Morocco Algeria Tunisia Libya Egypt. Mediterranean Sea Strait of Gibraltar Red Sea Sahara Desert Nile River Atlas Mountains. 6. Chad 7. Niger 8. Mali

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Do Now

Do Now. OPTIC- P. 555. Research Paper: Colonialism in Latin America and The Middle Passage. World History 10 1 Mr. Wood. Essential Question and Standards. What were the consequences of slavery and colonization in Latin America and Africa?

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European Conquests and American Identity

European Conquests and American Identity. How the Colonization of the Americas by European Imperialists Continues to Shape the United States. American Identity as a Concept.

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Chapter 1: Ancient America and Africa

Chapter 1: Ancient America and Africa. The Peoples of America Before Columbus Africa on the Eve of Contact Europe on the Eve of Invading the Americas Conclusion: The Approach of a New Global Age. The Peoples of America Before Columbus. Migrations to the Americas.

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Racism

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Colonization and Independence of Latin America

Colonization and Independence of Latin America. Slavery in Latin America. Finding cheap labor was a goal of the Europeans in America in the 1500s. Gold and silver found by conquistadors made Spain and Portugal wealthy. The wealth also made them powerful countries.

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

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Warm up

Warm up. Explain how you think the slave trade began. Primary Source. Read the first hand account of what it was like for slaves during the Middle passage on while being sold and answer the accompanying questions. Columbian Exchange.

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Olaudah Equiano: Narrative Voice

Olaudah Equiano: Narrative Voice. Slave Trade and the Middle Passage. Background: African Slavery. Europeans first arrived in Africa in 1441 Slavery existed in Africa prior to this period African slavery was different from European/American slavery. Background: African Slavery.

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The Age Of European Exploration

The Age Of European Exploration. Stepping Out With The White Guys. The Renaissance Opens Up Europe. The Portuguese Go Looking For Stuff. So Do The Spanish. Why Did The Europeans Expand?. For Spices. For Gold. To Spread Christianity. European Expansion Leads To The Columbian Exchange.

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Effects of Exploration

Effects of Exploration. Slavery and Disease. Directions. Write everything that is written in yellow . Native American Slavery. Europeans, especially in the Caribbean and South America, used Native Americans as forced labor/slaves until they died of overwork and/or disease

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QUICK WRITE/REVIEW

QUICK WRITE/REVIEW. Connect the following events. How do fit together historically? Use (and underline) as many vocabulary terms as you can think of. Write for 10 minutes. Enlightenment Crusades Reformation. Africa and the Slave Trade. I. European Contact With Africa.

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Race, Castas , & Honor in Colonial Society

Race, Castas , & Honor in Colonial Society. Social Hierarchy. Gente decente vs. gente de pueblo Pardos , castas , color quebrado , lobos, coyotes, cabras & more. Peninsulares. White Spaniards born in Iberian peninsula Overwhelmingly male 2 % of major cities

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The Atlantic World 1420-1607

The Atlantic World 1420-1607. Quick Summary Transformation of 4 Regions. Europe Looks Outward. Europe was divided linguistically, politically, and economically. Continent was recovering from the BLACK DEATH.

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United States History Advanced Placement

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