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Slavery & Plantations Quiz

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Plantations & slave trade basics

by terrence
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Which crops were common on Atlantic plantation economies using slave labor?

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Why was slave labor widely used on these plantations?

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How were enslaved Africans typically obtained for the colonies?

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What roles did slave markets play in the system?

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What is a key fact about the slave trade in the Americas?

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Which route is associated with transporting enslaved Africans to the Americas?

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What was a major consequence for West African societies of the slave trade?

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Which area was a primary slave market in the Americas?

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What does the term ‘curse of enslavement numbers’ describe?

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What is a common impact lesson from slave markets and transport on enslaved people?

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Plantations in the Americas primarily grew tobacco, rice, sugar cane and cotton.

Slavery was adopted to lower costs and control production.

Many were captured in West Africa and forced onto ships in the Atlantic middle passage.

Markets functioned to buy and sell enslaved people as assets.

The transatlantic slave trade involved vast numbers and brutal conditions.

The Middle Passage was the brutal sea journey across the Atlantic.

The slave trade caused demographic and social disruption in Africa.

Caribbean and Atlantic ports were central slave markets in the Americas.

It refers to the vast numbers forcibly taken and sold.

Enslavement involved coercion, separation, and denial of freedom.

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