Chapter 18 Review Questions Flashcards

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The establishment of plantation agriculture in the Americas was based on the belief that these plantations would

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He completely self-sufficient and develop products in an efficient matter

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Particularly in the West Indies, the power resided

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In the hands of the plantocracy on each island

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3
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One reason for the high volume of slaves transported from Africa to the New World was that

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Slaves were inexpensive, even small farmers owned slaves

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4
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The practice of accumulating capital in your own state and limiting trade with other nations is

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Mercantilism

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5
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Many African tribes did not initially fight the Europeans over capturing slaves because

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African rulers and merchants exported slaves to obtain foreign goods

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6
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The majority of the slaves in the Islamic world were

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Soldiers or house servants

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7
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In the 17th century

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The demand for profits drive new Europeans investments in long-distance trade and colonial ventures

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8
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Unlike European slave trading, Islamic slave trading

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took more women and children from Africa then men

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9
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In the English colonies, slavery became more common as

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The use of indentured servants became more costly

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10
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Which of the following describes an effect of the African slave trade on West Africa?

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Textiles and metal goods simulated commerce

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11
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A main impetus for the introduction of African slavery in the Americas was the

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Introduction of cash crops such as sugar cane.

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