Religous conflict and slavery

Question 1

1. What is the difference between trade, slave and the slave trade?

Answer 1

Trade: when you but and sell from someone else and get something in return.
Slave : a person who is to work for there owner by force.
Slave trade: Transporting and selling humans and making them slaves.

Question 2

2. What is a conquistador? How were they linked to the slave trade?

Answer 2

a conqueror

Question 3

3. Why was the slave trade so profitable?

Answer 3

The reason why slave trade was so profitable is because the buying of the slave trade was expensive but what the slaves did made up the costs of buying the humans. The younger the more expensive because they had a longer life ahead of them then adults did.

Question 4

4. What was the slave triangle? How did it get its name?

Answer 4

My answer :

The slave triangle was a route to Europe Asia and England for slaves to be sent to my slave ships.

Question 5

5. Why did owners have their slaves included in portraits of themselves?

Answer 5

to show power and wealth

Question 6

6. What was life was like on a slave ship?

Answer 6

Brutal as the slaves were put in narrow and low cabins with many others, were they can caught diseases and die. They were allowed to exit the ship if they were to exercise. Most of them didn’t survive because of suicide or diseases.

Question 7

7. How and why were slaves cleaned up before they were sold?

Answer 7

The slaves were scrubbed before presented to look health and clean the reason why they did this is because the healthier the person is the better they will be as a slave. If they had wounds or whips from the journey they would fill with hot tar.

Question 8

8. Why sort of jobs did slaves do? (Think about in the fields as well as in the plantation owner’s homes)

Answer 8

Bakers; Barbers; Basket Makers; Blacksmiths; Brewers; Bricklayers; Brick Makers; Butchers; Cabinet Makers; Canoe Men; Carpenters; Carters; Cartwrights; Caulkers; Coachmen; Colliers; Cooks; Coopers; Curriers; Dairy Maids; Dancers; Ditchers; Drivers; Doctors; Dressmakers; Farmers; Ferrymen; Fiddle Makers; Fiddlers

Question 9

9. What was a scramble?

Answer 9

It was a type of auction were after agreeing a flat rate the planation owners would race to get the best workforce.

Question 10

10. What was the underground railroad?

Answer 10

The underground railroad was a place where the slaves could escape, where there would be shelter and aid given by people that are against the slave trade.

Question 11

11. When did slavery end?

Answer 11

December 18th 1865

Question 12

why was slavery abolished?

Answer 12

Slavery was abolished because the wage labour took over the slave trade and it was also declined.

Question 13

13. What did Protestants protest about? Who started the reformation?

Answer 13

Martin Luther

Question 14

14. How many wives did King Henry VIII have? What were their names and what happened to each of his wives?

Answer 14

Catherine of aragon – divorce 
Anne Boleyn – beheaded 
Jane Seymour – Died 
Anne of cleves  - Divorce 
Catherine Howard – beheaded 
Cathrine parr – surived

Question 15

15. Why did Henry VIII fall out with the Pope?

Answer 15

He closed down all of the catholic churches. The pope was no longer the pope. This made it hard for Henry to get a divorce.

Question 16

What was the dissolution of the monasteries?

Answer 16

The Dissolution of the Monasteries, occasionally referred to as the Suppression of the Monasteries

Question 17

Why was Queen Mary given her nickname and did she deserve it?

Answer 17

Queen mary was given her nickname because she was seen as a killer as she killed 300 people as they didn’t want to become catholics. This was mary being a very religious girl. Mary had a very tough life as her mother and father got a divorce and henry the Viii being her father wasn’t very nice and made it very hard for her. Mary as a child was very ill later in life she was diagnosed with ovary cancer and they didn’t know that at the time. She had many miscarriages and there were many rumours. Overall on the death poll of her rein wasn’t anything compared to her dads rein death toll being at 57,000.

Question 18

How and why did Henry’s son changed religion in England?

Answer 18

Edward changed the nation into a protestant country. He changed the churches so they were more fair for those who couldn’t speak Latin or read it.

Question 19

19. Who was Lady Jane Grey

Answer 19

Lady Jane Grey was the eldest daughter of Henry Duke of Suffolk and she was the great-granddaughter of Henry VIII she was proclaimed Queen after the death of her cousin that protested King Edward VI lady Jane was beautiful and intelligent.

Question 20

How did Elizabeth try and end religious turmoil in Tudor England?

Answer 20

The Elizbeth settlement was an attempt the end religious turmoil.