Gr. 5, Slavery: L8

a public sale in which property is sold to the highest bidder

• conductor

• auction

• overseer

someone who captures or holds another person for purposes of slavery, such as a plantation owner

• auctioneer

• enslaver

• butler

poor health that results from not eating enough foods with proper vitamins and minerals

• mutiny

• triangular trade

• malnutrition

an attempt to overthrow authority

• mutiny

• prevent

• auction

the voyage of ships carrying enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean, from West Africa to the West Indies and the American continents

• Middle Passage

• triangular trade

• auction

the head servants of a household

• butler

• prophet

• conductor

a person who was in charge of the work of enslaved people and who could punish them for disobeying him

• enslaver

• conductor

• overseer

not allowed

• fugitive

• forbidden

• prevent

people who sew clothes and other useful items

• butler

• seamstress

• conductor

the exchange of people wo were enslaved and goods between Europe, the Americas, and West Africa, using shipping routes across the Atlantic Ocean

• Middle Passage

• triangular trade

• factories