Trans-Atlantic Slave trade Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
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What was the ‘trade triangle’

A

Trade routes operation between English ports, thé West African coast and the Caribbean

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What would British ships be loaded with on the way to Africa

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Guns and Textiles

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3
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What would the guns and textiles be traded for

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Enslaved Africans

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4
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Where would the Slaves then work

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Plantations producing raw materials such as sugar and cotton

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5
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What would the plantations then provide for working class Britons

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Many jobs in factories, shipyards, transport, and coal mines

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6
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When was the salve trade abolished by parliament

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1807

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7
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Who were the leading white abolitionists

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Thomas Clackson and William Wilberforce

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8
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What were sent up to parliament

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Petitions signed by tens of thousands of working Britons

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9
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Who was Olaudah Equiano

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A black abolitionist who published an autobiography on his life in the slave trade

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10
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Who was Ignatius Sancho

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A black abolitionist who wrote about the comical greed that maintained the slave trade

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11
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What else did Equiano write about

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Thé 1781 Zong massacre

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12
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When was the sugar boycott

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1791

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