Triangular Trade

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Where does the Triangular Trade get its name from?

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The shape of the trade routes

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Which one of these answers led to the need for slavery or forced servitude in the Americas?
Options: The development of plantations and cash crops, War and Conquest, The Columbian Exchange, Fear of African uprisings

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The development of plantations and cash crops

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Which one of these is not a reason Native Americans did not work out as slaves in America?
Options:
They could escape and rejoin their tribes,
They were not immune to European diseases,
Europeans saw them as equals,
When they escaped they could survive in the wilderness because they knew the land

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Europeans saw them as equals

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Which one of these best describes why Europeans believed slavery was needed in America? War and Conquest, Lack of Political cabinet member, Domestication of animals, Agricultural System and Mining

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Agricultural System and Mining

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Sugar, tobacco, and cotton were traded from America to what continent?

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Europe

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Textiles (Clothing), Rum, and Manufactured Goods were traded from Europe to Africa for.....

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Enslaved Africans

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Which of the following BEST describes the effect of Triangular Trade? African slave labor resulted in the growth of large plantations in Latin America. African slave labor resulted in the decline of large plantations in Latin America. African slave labor resulted in decreased numbers of wealthy native people. African slave labor resulted in increased numbers of wealthy native people.

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African slave labor resulted in the growth of large plantations in Latin America.

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With the rapid expansion of European influence into the New World, the need for a cheap and steadily available labor force to establish and maintain colonial industries and infrastructure was needed for the economy.

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True

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What goods were exported to the Americas during the Triangular Trade? Options: Sugar, Tobacco, and Cotton, Enslave Africans, Horses and Cattle, Fruits and Vegetables

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Sugar, Tobacco, and Cotton

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The Triangular Trade is also known as...

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Atlantic Slave Trade