'European slave traders' presentation slideshows

European Exploration and Settlement

European Exploration and Settlement. IN 1492.

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A F R I C A

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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 and Africans Trade.

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The Southern Colonies

The Southern Colonies. Chapter 4, Section 3. For four year Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon surveyed the 244 miles boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland They laid stone markers between the two colonies creating the Mason Dixon Line Divided the middle Colonies from the Southern Colonies.

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Blood Money Slavery, Indentured Servants, and the Triangular Trade

Blood Money Slavery, Indentured Servants, and the Triangular Trade. What caused the Southern Colonies to favor slavery over indentured servants? What allowed Africans to become slaves rather than indentured servants?

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The First Colonies

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SLAVERY

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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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Essential Question

Essential Question. What were causes and outcomes of the Zulu War?. The Zulus. Did African people resist European rule?. Africans did not passively accept European claims to rule over them. As European troops advanced on African territory, African people fought back.

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Beginnings of Slavery in the Americas

Beginnings of Slavery in the Americas. US History. The Beginnings of Slavery in the Americas. Main Idea : Slavery in the Americas began in order to provide cheap labor for the colonies. Why It Matters Now :

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How cruelly were slaves treated?

How cruelly were slaves treated?. Objectives. In this activity you will: Explore the conditions in which slaves were kept on slave ships. Learn how slaves were treated on sugar plantations. How cruelly were slaves treated?.

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