HISTORY HONEYLAND YR 9

"Legitimate Trade" means _________.

• A. The legal trading of enslaved people.

• B. Trade involving manufactured goods.

• C. The exchange of African raw materials for European goods.

• D. The illegal smuggling of contraband.

"Legitimate Trade" means _________.

• A. The legal trading of enslaved people.

• B. Trade involving manufactured goods.

• C. The exchange of African raw materials for European goods.

• D. The illegal smuggling of contraband.

_______agricultural products served as the primary items of trade during the era of "Legitimate Trade"

• A. Slaves and livestock.

• B. Precious metals and gemstones.

• C. Palm oil, palm kernel, groundnut, rubber, cotton.

• D. Spices and exotic herbs.

How did the means of exchange operate in the "Legitimate Trade" between Africans and Europeans?

• A. Using a centralized currency system.

• B. By direct purchase with cash.

• C. Through the use of trade by barter

• D. By trading promissory notes.

One of the significant effects of "Legitimate Trade" in European-African relations was __

• A. The decline of European companies.

• B. The decline of Christianity in Africa.

• C. The strengthening of African resistance.

• D. The promotion of a later friendly relationship.

Which historical event marked the prominence of "Legitimate Trade". ?

• A. The signing of the Berlin Conference.

• B. The establishment of the Atlantic slaves.

• C. The abolition of slavery in 1807.

• D. The scramble for Africa.

What does the term "Abolition of slave trade" refer to?

• A. Capture/transport of people.

• B. A coordinated effort to end slavery.

• C. Trading between Europe and Africa.

• D. Captured Africans for agricultural work.