

Triangular Trade and Slavery
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Social Studies
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4th - 5th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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5 Slides • 4 Questions
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Slavery, Government, Triangular Trade

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Government
Colonies were under British rule
Colonies became self-sufficient with a representative government
Consisted of the Governor, Assembly, Council, and local government
Our government today is still similar to this system today
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Multiple Choice
What position is most similar to the President of the United States?
Assembly
Governor
Council
Local Government
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Slavery
Colonists tried to use Native Americans and indentured servants before turning to Africans for use as slaves.
Africans couldn't run away like the Native Americans because they didn't know the land or have anywhere to go
The colonists thought they "needed" slaves but in reality they did not
Africans were being used as slaves as early as 1442 but did not come to the new world until 1619
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Multiple Select
Choose the two groups of people that the British tried to use as slaves before the Africans.
Spanish
Native Americans
Autralians
Indentured Servants
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Triagnular Trade
System of trade between Great Britain, Africa, and the Americas
Middle Passage was the part of the route where the slaves were taken from Africa to the New World
Slaves were so close together that they could barely move
Slaves also didn't always listen to their captors so they were often punished for small missteps
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Multiple Choice
What year did slave trade end?
1806
1807
1808
1809
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Slave Trade
11 million slaves were traded from 1650-1860
This included South America as slave trade to the New World ended in 1808
African people had to eat out of buckets in groups of 10
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Multiple Select
A wall separated what groups of people on every ship
Women, Children, and Men
Women/Men, Children
Women/Children, Men
Women, Men/Children
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