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1
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How long had slavery been a practice in west Africa?

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Centuries

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2
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How did you become a slave?

In west Africa

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  1. ) Criminals
  2. ) POW
  3. ) Debt
  4. ) Protection (windows)
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What rights did slaves have? West Africa

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  1. ) Could marry
  2. ) Own property
  3. ) Humane treatment
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Who were the first slaves used in the americas?

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Native Americans, and they made poor slaves.

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Why did native Americans make poor slaves?

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  1. ) disease, they were not resistant to the diseases
  2. ) they were not used to slavery
  3. ) they could escape easily
  4. ) not farmers by trade
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6
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Who persuraded authorities to end Native American slavery

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Father Junioero la casa

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7
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What was the first type of labor used in British (English) Plantaions?

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Indentured Servants (bondsmen)

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What’s an indentured servant?

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A bondsmen. A person who traded seven years of work for his passage to the americas.

Eventually there were too few of them and they became too expensive and dangerous,

They were replaced by African slaves.

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9
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How many slaves were sent to the americas between 1500 and 1800

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Ten to twelve African slaves.

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10
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Where did most African slaves come from?

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West Africa (gold or Ivory Coast) and we’re brought to the West Indies by the Portuguese and the Spanish - purchased from African chieftains in exchange for guns and rum.

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Where were the African slaves most used?

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Sugar plantations of the caribbbean

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12
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Where were some Africans sold and sent to the USA?

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Auction blocks?

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13
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What percentage of African slaves went to the USA?

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Five percent

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Where were most of the African slaves sent?

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West Indies (48%) and South America (Brazil) (41%)

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What were the three legs (stages) in the Africans slaves journey to the americas?

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  1. ) capture and sold to the slavers
  2. ) middle passage: ocean voyage - brutal and inhuman voyage - about 20% died during the voyage
  3. ) auction block - West Indies
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16
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Why did Africans make good slaves?

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  1. ) resistant to European disease
  2. ) used to slavery
  3. ) could not escape easily
  4. ) good farmers
  5. ) cost
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17
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What was the price of an African male?

How many days of labor was it equivalent to a European?

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27

40

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18
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What determined how you became a slave in the americas?

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The color of your skin

19
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What ere the three types of slaves used on British (English) plantations

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  1. ) field slaves: worked king hours of manual labor in the fields. Overseers watched over them
  2. ) artisan slaves: ski,led in a trade (must be native born) - had the most freedom!
  3. ) house slaves: worked in the masters home, stables, grounds, etc. received the best clothing and food,
20
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What is chattel slavery

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Personal property that could be bought, sold, trades, or inherited.

21
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What was the average life expectancy of slaves?

Whites?

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20-25

40-45

22
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What does African slave culture center around?

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  1. ) music: negro spirituals
  2. ) language: Gullah (blend of English and African dialects
  3. ) dress:colorful
  4. ) religion adopted Christianity - became very important (means of coping with life)
  5. )liniage (family history - roots - family oriented
23
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What was the dilemma English Americans faced concerning the institution of slavery?

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1.) profit: the americas entire economy has based on staple crops of sugar tobacco rice and cotton

Vs morality

How to justify the enslaving of human beings

This went directly against what the United States was based on: freedom and equality.

24
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Competition between which three European powe

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Spain, France, England

25
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What took England so long to explore North America?

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  1. ) religious conflict at home (Henry the eighth and the battle with the Catholic Church
  2. ) conflict with Ireland - catholic Irish uprising
  3. ) early colonial failures
26
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Sir Humphrey Gilbert

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First attempt at early colonial failures

27
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Sir Walter Raleigh was the second attempt at colonial failures

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Yep

28
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What event marked the turning point in England

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England’s defeat Of the Spanish Armada

29
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What were the factors that led to England’s colonization of North America?

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  1. ) defeat Spain
  2. )pupolation
  3. ) unemployment
  4. ) primogeniture
  5. ) new markets - profit
30
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List the first English settlements and some facts about them

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Jamestown
Virginia

Maryland haven for Catholics lord Baltimore

Carolinas
Rice plantations

Georgia military outpost

31
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Name the three d’s the Indians faced.

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Disease
Disorganization
Disposable

32
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What’s primogeniture

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Eldest son inherited all land estates

33
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What saved Jamestown?

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Tobacco cash crop

34
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What were the first slave codes?

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First were in the West Indies - slaves would be bought and sold in the West Indies and send to English North America

35
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Indigo dye was made where

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Arooinas

36
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Who was John Wesley

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Missionary

37
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Common features of the southern plantation colonies

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Staple cash crop - agricultural

  1. ) slavery was a common labor source
  2. ) aristocratic except North Carolina
  3. ) few cities
  4. ) religious toleration
38
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Six beliefs of the calvinists (puritans)

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  1. ) original sun
  2. ) predestination
  3. ) hard work
  4. ) careful watch of self and others
  5. ) perfection of ministry
  6. ) theocracy
39
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Differences between northern and southern colonies

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Economy is North is trade and commerce, south it was agricultural

North settles for religious freedom, south settled for profit

Government in north was semi democratic in south it was aristocracy

Values in north were religious and family oriented, in the south they were non religious single white males.

South illiterate while north was

North was not diverse

40
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North was what and south was what

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Piece of heaven

Dung hill

41
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William Bradford

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First governor

42
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What was the Plymouth

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Massachusetts

43
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(Seperationalist minister) get in trouble? Why did roger Williams

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  1. ) believed the ouritans should pay for the Indian land and treat them like how you would treat each other
  2. ) avocated separation of church and state

He started the colny of Rhode Island and founded the Baptist Church

44
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How was Connecticut started?

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Thomas hooker took his entire congregation of of Massachusetts and took them to Connecticut

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