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Froggy Jumps Slavery KS3 ChallengeOnline version Quiz on slavery and abolition. by Robnert 1 What was the Transatlantic Slave Trade primarily? a Trade of goods across the Atlantic b The forced transport of Africans to the Americas to be enslaved c A voluntary migration of workers 2 Which region supplied enslaved people to the Americas in this trade? a Northern Europe b East Asia c West and Central Africa 3 Which economic system depended on enslaved labour in colonies? a Non-profit ventures b Industrial mining c Plantation agriculture 4 Who led campaigns in Britain to end the slave trade? a Benjamin Disraeli b William Wilberforce c Thomas Paine 5 Which act began the process of ending the British slave trade in 1807? a The Slavery Promotion Act b The Abolition of the Slave Trade Act c The Trade Expansion Act 6 What did Olaudah Equiano publish that influenced opinions about slavery? a A cookbook b An autobiography detailing slave life c A travel brochure 7 Which system organized the trading routes for enslaved people and goods? a Triangular trade b Mercantile loop c Circular economy 8 What was a common reason enslaved people resisted captivity? a Foregoing any protest b Maintaining family and cultural ties c Adopting plantation life eagerly 9 Which of these statements is true about abolition in the UK? a Slavery remained legal in some territories after 1807 b The UK never passed abolition laws c Slavery ended everywhere immediately in 1807 10 Which major influence in the United States is linked to abolitionism? a Frederick Douglass b Ulysses S. Grant c George Washington

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Slavery KS3 ChallengeOnline version

Quiz on slavery and abolition.

by Robnert

What was the Transatlantic Slave Trade primarily?

Trade of goods across the Atlantic

The forced transport of Africans to the Americas to be enslaved

A voluntary migration of workers

Which region supplied enslaved people to the Americas in this trade?

Northern Europe

East Asia

West and Central Africa

Which economic system depended on enslaved labour in colonies?

Non-profit ventures

Industrial mining

Plantation agriculture

Who led campaigns in Britain to end the slave trade?

Benjamin Disraeli

William Wilberforce

Thomas Paine

Which act began the process of ending the British slave trade in 1807?

The Slavery Promotion Act

The Abolition of the Slave Trade Act

The Trade Expansion Act

What did Olaudah Equiano publish that influenced opinions about slavery?

A cookbook

An autobiography detailing slave life

A travel brochure

Which system organized the trading routes for enslaved people and goods?

Triangular trade

Mercantile loop

Circular economy

What was a common reason enslaved people resisted captivity?

Foregoing any protest

Maintaining family and cultural ties

Adopting plantation life eagerly

Which of these statements is true about abolition in the UK?

Slavery remained legal in some territories after 1807

The UK never passed abolition laws

Slavery ended everywhere immediately in 1807

Which major influence in the United States is linked to abolitionism?

Frederick Douglass

Ulysses S. Grant

George Washington

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by Robnert

What was the Transatlantic Slave Trade primarily?

Which region supplied enslaved people to the Americas in this trade?

Which economic system depended on enslaved labour in colonies?

Who led campaigns in Britain to end the slave trade?

Which act began the process of ending the British slave trade in 1807?

What did Olaudah Equiano publish that influenced opinions about slavery?

Which system organized the trading routes for enslaved people and goods?

What was a common reason enslaved people resisted captivity?

Which of these statements is true about abolition in the UK?

Which major influence in the United States is linked to abolitionism?

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