Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

In the triangle trade, merchants brought __________ ________ from Europe to Africa.

• raw materials

• manufactured goods

• laborers (slaves)

In the triangle trade, merchants brought ________ ________ from Africa to the New World (Americas)

• raw materials

• manufactured goods

• laborers (slaves)

In the triangle trade, merchants brought _________ __________ from the New World to Europe.

• raw materials

• manufactured goods

• laborers (slaves)

The main exception to the overall flow of the triangle trade was that rum, a manufactured good, went from _______ __________ to __________.

• European factories, America

• sugar plantations, Europe

• American manufacturers, Africa

• African manufacturers, Europe

Olaudah Equiano was alone when he was kidnapped into slavery.

• True.

• False

The first thing his captors did was:

• stop his mouth.

• tie his hands.

• run off with him.

• put him in a bag.

The smell below decks on the slave ship was so bad that Equiano couldn't:

• breathe.

• stand.

• sleep.

• eat.

People buying slaves hurried into the yard where the sale happened in order to:

• get out of the smell of the hold.

• pick the best slaves.

• avoid being trampled.

• get the best prices.