REV1 T3-TRANSATLANTIC SLAVERY

Question 1

Transatlantic slavery

Answer 1

A form of slavery that involved trafficking African people

Question 2

Enslaved person

Answer 2

A person who has been enslaved (also its better then calling them slaves)

Question 3

Plantation

Answer 3

A large farm focused on growing one crop,e.g sugar or Cotten

Question 4

Middle passage

Answer 4

The middle leg of the transatlantic triangle

Question 5

Cat o’nine tails

Answer 5

A whip used to punish disobedience with 9 pronged tails

Question 6

Speculum Oris

Answer 6

a torture device used to feed if they went on hunger strikes

Question 7

Phrenology

Answer 7

when a persons character is can be used to justify the enslavement of African people

Question 8

The curse of ham

Answer 8

A section of the Old Testament,claimed that some men were destined for work and others were not,to justify slavery

Question 9

Slave Holler

Answer 9

a song created by enslaved people to sing on plantations which built a sense of culture

Question 10

Boycott

Answer 10

Refusing to fund or buy a product or service as a protest against it

Question 11

Abolition

Answer 11

The act of abolishing something r.g making it illegal

Question 12

what was the first step to the transatlantic triangle?

Answer 12

European sending guns hardware or materials to West Africa in exchange for enslaved people

Question 13

What was the second step to the transatlantic triangle?

Answer 13

This enslaved people will be shipped to North America to work on plantations

Question 14

What was the third step to the transatlantic triangle?

Answer 14

When the enslaved people had made enough crops, they would send the crops back to Europe and the cycle would begin again

Question 15

How are people treated below deck?

Answer 15

They were stored below deck as cargo lying down and shackled together.in a total 2 million died on the journey

Question 16

How are enslave people treated on plantations?

Answer 16

They were auctioned to work on plantations and were in harsh conditions

Question 17

where were men and women meant to work?

Answer 17

Healthy men:as field slaves
young,elderly or sick:cleaning,guarding or driving away birds
women:domestic slaves

Question 18

How did enslaved people resist?

Answer 18

Pretending not to understanding instructions working intentionally slowly and taking more food than allowed.

Question 19

What was the most known revolution?

Answer 19

The Hatian revolution

Question 20

How did abolitionists fight against slavery?

Answer 20

One of the reasons was due to enlightenment when people started to question traditions and ideas and the second reason was a man named Granville Sharp who campaign from 1787 and set up the politician committee with 12 influential men

Question 21

What did Granville Sharp and his 12 influential men do?

Answer 21

They travelled over 35,000 miles around Britain holding meetings and giving lectures