Columbus to Colonies to Colonial Influences 2nd Hour

Movement of people to a new area or country in order to find work or better living conditions.

• immigration

• migration

• New World

• Natural resources

The action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country.

• New World

• migration

• Natural Resources

• immigration

North, Central and South America the western hemisphere

• New World

• Triangular Trade

• Middle Passage

• Exports

Materials that humans can take from the environment to survive and satisfy their needs. (water, wood, coal)

• Indentured Servants

• Native Americans

• Natural Resources

• Enslaved Persons (slaves)

People who agreed to work in America for a number of years in exchange for travel expenses and a new place to live = voluntary migration

• Enslaved persons (slaves)

• Native Americans

• Middle Passage

• Indentured Servants

People taken from Africa and forced to work with no hope of even receiving wages or freedom = involuntary migration

• Indentured Servants

• Native Americans

• Middle Passage

• Enslaved persons (slaves)

People who had already lived in the new world for thousands of years, they were pushed off their land by Europeans or died of European diseases.

• Indentured Servants

• Native Americans

• Enslaved Persons

• Middle Passage

Trade between three continents, Europe, Africa and North America

• Middle Passage

• Triangular Trade

• Natural Resources

• New World

The trip the enslaved Africans took across the Atlantic Ocean to North America

• Imports

• Exports

• Triangular Trade

• Middle Passage

Trade products brought into a country

• Exports

• Imports

• Triangular Trade

• Natural Resources