Slave, trade

Question 1

Trade triangle

Answer 1

European ships transported manufactured goods to Africa, e.g. guns, hardware and cloth.
These goods were traded for enslaved Africans, who were then transported to America and the Caribbean.
Slaves grew raw materials, e.g. sugar, cotton, and tobacco

Question 2

Plantation

Answer 2

A large farm or states where one main crop was grown by slave, Africans.
Mostly grew sugar, cotton and tobacco

Question 3

The middle passage

Answer 3

The second stage of the trade triangle Africans were transported to America and the Caribbean

Question 4

Countries involved in slavery

Answer 4

British Portuguese Dutch, Spanish, Danish and French 

Question 5

Abolition

Answer 5

 Banning or getting rid of something

Question 6

White abolitionists

Answer 6

Granville, sharp
A lawyer who set up the abolition committee.
William Wilberforce.
MP, who brought the abolition built apartment every year between 1790 and 1806
Thomas Clarkson.
Campaigner, who told people about the horrors of slavery

Question 7

The abolition committee

Answer 7

A group of influential men in Britain that campaigns to the end of slave trade

Question 8

During the middle passage

Answer 8

10 to 20% of enslaved Africans died on the voyage.
Densely packed on the ships and chained together
Poor hygiene on ships, led to many illnesses
During the voyage of the Zong, 133 sick, slaves were thrown overboard

Question 9

On arrival in the Americas

Answer 9

Would be sold by auction to plantation owners

Question 10

on Plantations 

Answer 10

Field slaves
Would carry out of manual labour, such as harvesting crops, and crushing and boiling sugar

Domestic slaves
Would work in the owners house.

Question 11

Boycott

Answer 11

To stop buying goods, public awareness, caused a sugar boycott