What Role Has Sugar Played In Connecting The Globe? The Transatlantic Slave Trade Flashcards

1
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What goods were traded between West Africa and Central America?

A

Enslaved people

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What goods were traded between Central America and Europe?

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Products from slave labour, like cotton, sugar, molasses and rum

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What goods were traded between Europe and West Africa?

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Guns, cloth, spirits and tobacco.

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What was the journey slaves took part in between West Africa and Central America?

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The middle passage or the Transatlantic crossing

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5
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Britain enslaved people so they could…

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Work on the plantation harvesting crops

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What is indentured slavery?

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Indentured slavery is being enslaved as punishment for a crime you have committed.

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What form did slavery take on the African continent before the European traders arrived?

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Indentured slavery

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How was discipline of slaves carried out?

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Iron muzzles, whips, being branded by hot iron

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How much room did slaves have on ships?

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Close to none

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What did slaves eat?

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Biscuits, yams and beans flavoured with palm oil, hot pepper, beef, juice

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What treatment was on offer for sick slaves?

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They’d be thrown over board to stop disease from spreading

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How were slaves prepared to be sold?

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They were washed and shaved, and sometimes oiled to make them seem younger

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How were slaves sold?

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They’d either be sold in an auction or a scramble where buyers grabbed the slave they wanted

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14
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How long would slaves work each day?

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Dawn till dusk

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What religious changes happened once they arrived at the plantations?

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They would be baptised at a Church, but they still held secret religious ceremonies with singing, dancing and drumming

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16
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Why did Christians disagree with slavery?

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They saw slavery as a sin against God and spread the anti-slavery message

17
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What did Thomas Clarkson do to stop slavery?

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He published posters, pamphlets and made speeches

18
Q

What did British towns do to stop slavery?

A

They signed petitions

19
Q

How were attitudes changed about slavery?

A

Slaves started rebelling against their owners

20
Q

How did Olaudah Equiano stop slavery?

A

He wrote a book from his experience as a former slave

21
Q

What did Hannah More do to stop slavery?

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She wrote poems and books about the horrors of slavery