1. This document provides an outline and terms for a chapter on the Atlantic system and Africa between 1500-1800. It includes terms related to chartered companies, plantation crops, roles on plantations, legislation, and individuals/places involved in the slave trade.
2. The questions guide students to describe the leading sugar producer by 1700, how the Dutch West India Company prospered and areas it controlled, and the steps of cultivating and processing sugar cane and sugar.
3. Students are asked to describe the journey of African slaves from Africa to the New World, the role of Africans in the slave trade, and the country that eventually became the greatest source of slaves in the Atlantic trade.
1. This document provides an outline and terms for a chapter on the Atlantic system and Africa between 1500-1800. It includes terms related to chartered companies, plantation crops, roles on plantations, legislation, and individuals/places involved in the slave trade.
2. The questions guide students to describe the leading sugar producer by 1700, how the Dutch West India Company prospered and areas it controlled, and the steps of cultivating and processing sugar cane and sugar.
3. Students are asked to describe the journey of African slaves from Africa to the New World, the role of Africans in the slave trade, and the country that eventually became the greatest source of slaves in the Atlantic trade.
1. This document provides an outline and terms for a chapter on the Atlantic system and Africa between 1500-1800. It includes terms related to chartered companies, plantation crops, roles on plantations, legislation, and individuals/places involved in the slave trade.
2. The questions guide students to describe the leading sugar producer by 1700, how the Dutch West India Company prospered and areas it controlled, and the steps of cultivating and processing sugar cane and sugar.
3. Students are asked to describe the journey of African slaves from Africa to the New World, the role of Africans in the slave trade, and the country that eventually became the greatest source of slaves in the Atlantic trade.
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!. Descri#e completely either in a list or in a narrati%e; the )ourney o' A'rican sla%es 'rom A'rica to the :e< World ". 6+plain the role o' A'ricans in the sla%e trade and ma(e a list o' the products they recei%ed in the trade $. What country e%entually <as the greatest source o' sla%es in the Atlantic trade> &. ?o< did 6uropean and Islamic sla%e trade aAect A'rica> *ssay ,uestions.plan to /rite on these topics:001on2t or get to get charts3 .a(e a planning 'or each Buestion; listing the ma)or points you <ant to discuss. Add the rele%ant dates and details that <ill ma(e your essay persuasi%e and accurate. CC-T: 1. ?o< did the %arious economic institutions in the systems o' mercantilism and capitalism contri#ute to the de%elopment o' the Atlantic system and the sla%e trade> 2. ?o< did the glo#al trade net<or( change 'rom 15-- to 1$-- C.6.> C-4PAR*(C-5TRAST 1. Compare and contrast Christian and .uslim inCuence in A'rica. 2. Compare and contrast sla%ery and other coerci%e la#or systems used in the Americas. 3Dse Chart 1$.1 to help #rainstorm 'or your essay5. 2