Triangular Trade lesson part 1

Triangular Trade lesson part 1

Multiple Choice

Why did the sailors treat the slaves better after they arrived?

• to get more money for them at the auction

• because they became friends on the trip

• because the plantation owner told them to

• because they realized they weren't heathens

Multiple Choice

The trade that allowed movement of goods, people and materials among the continents.

• Continental trade

• Triangular Trade

• Slave Trade

• European Trade

Multiple Choice

Why was it difficult for colonists to keep Native Americans as slaves?

• Natives declared war on colonists

• Natives knew the land well and escaped

• They didn't communicate well

• Colonists didn't have slaves

Multiple Choice

Slaves were mainly brought to which colonial region?

• New England
• Southern
• Middle

Multiple Choice

Slaves were brought to the New World to work on _________

• Plantations
• Factories
• building ships
• becoming traders

Multiple Choice

What is racism?

• The belief that one race is superior to another.
• Easily seen or understood.
• Not active.
• The social separation of groups of people especially by race.

Multiple Choice

Which of these was the most common way slaves resisted slavery?

• by killing their owners
• by escaping to the North
• by organizing slave uprisings
• by finding ways to quietly rebel

Multiple Choice

What was the legal status of slaves in the United States?

• citizen
• property
• dependents
• immigrants

Multiple Choice

a large farm in the Southern colonies with enslaved people from Africa that grew tobacco, rice, and/or indigo.

• plantation

• staple crop

• Middle Passage

• immigrant

Multiple Choice

What happened when the ships arrived in the New World?

• Slaves were sold and then manufactured goods were bought.

• Slaves were sold at an auction and then they bought raw materials.

• The raw materials were traded for Slaves.

• Cotton, sugar, spices, rum and tobacco were bought.

Multiple Choice

What happen to the slaves when they got to the markets?

• Traded or sold for goods

• Beaten

• Chained and Whipped

• Packed on ships

Multiple Choice

Why were Africans captured and forced to work in the Americas?

• to share riches and wealth with them
• to provide more workers for the plantations
• to give them diseases
• to spread Christianity