Transatlantic

______ was the name given to a trading route in the Atlantic with three stops

• Triangular Trade

• Columbian Exchange

• Apartheid

• Middle Passage

The part of the triangular trade route where captured Africans (men, women, and children) were shipped to the Americans to be enslaved is called the _______.

• Slave Passage

• Columbian Exchange

• Northwest Passage

• Middle Passage

A system of forced labor used by many cultures throughout history that was also adopted in the Americas.

• Indentured Servitude

• Apartheid

• Headright System

• Slavery

Mercantilism is an economic system where...

• a mother/parent country takes resources and raw materials from a colony and sells finished goods back to colony.

• there is an unfair balance of trade that benefits the mother country.

• colonies can only trade with the mother/parent country.

• All of the above

- sea voyage of a month or more

- between Africa and the Americas

- approximately 12 million people made the journey

- a death rate of approximately 25% during the journey

What do all of these describe?

• Triangular Trade

• The Middle Passage

• Mercantilist Theory

• the Columbian Exchange

What shape best describes the pattern of trade that connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas via the Atlantic Ocean?

• Circle

• Triangle

• Square

• Pyramid

The majority of plantations were located in...

• The Americas

• Africa

• Asia

• Antartica

How many African slaves are estimated to have been transported across the Atlantic?

• Between 10 and 12

• Between 10 and 12 hundred

• Between 10 and 12 thousand

• Between 10 and 12 million

Most African kings obtained people for sale into slavery by

• purchasing them from Europeans.

• capturing them as prisoners of war.

• inheriting them from captured kings.

• purchasing children as slaves from their parents.

Crops grown for profit over feeding the local population

• Food crops

• Cash crops

• Textiles

• Firearms