Slavery in Latin America

to suffer to the point of death

• perish

• hacienda

• indigenous

• plantation

• sugarcane

a farming estate in which crops were exported for money

• The New World

• hacienda

• indigenous

• plantation

• Transatlantic Slave Trade

a plantation or farming estate in which crops were used for the colonists

• The New World

• hacienda

• indigenous

• plantation

• Transatlantic Slave Trade

the Americas (including Latin America and the Caribbean) during the Age of Exploration

• The New World

• hacienda

• The Old World

• plantation

• Transatlantic Slave Trade

tall grass with a thick stalk that was used in production of sugar

• sugarcane

• corn syrup

• hacienda

• indigenous

• maize

the forced enslavement and transportation of Africans to the Americas between 1400 and 1800

• Transatlantic Slave Trade

• The New World

• The Holocaust

• hacienda

• indigenous

the original inhabitants of an area

• Transatlantic Slave Trade

• The New World

• perish

• hacienda

• indigenous

Where did the slaves come from on the plantations and haciendas in Latin America?

• The United States

• West Africa

• Europe

• China

What were the main crops grown and cultivated in Latin America?

• coffee and sugarcane

• corn

• squash

• tomatoes and corn

What happened to some of the indigenous people in Latin America?

• They owned haciendas and plantations

• They would die from diseases like small pox

• They would escape to other countries

• They peacefully lived with the Europeans