Triangular Trade and the Middle Passage

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Triangular Trade and the Middle Passage 7-1.5

Knowledge Connections Vocabulary  Triangular Trade Middle Passage Term Definition Knowledge Connections Picture

What items were carried on each leg of the Triangular Trade routes? Essential Question What items were carried on each leg of the Triangular Trade routes?

Each route formed the leg of a geographic triangle What was triangular trade? From 1600 – 1800 – The trade of enslaved Africans became part of what was called TRIANGULAR TRADE Each route formed the leg of a geographic triangle

What was traded on the first route? Triangular Trade: Route 1 Europe to Africa Sent: Manufactured goods Examples: Iron, cloth, rum, and weapons

Sent: Enslaved persons and gold What was traded on second route? Triangular Trade: Route 2 Africa to the Americas Sent: Enslaved persons and gold

Sent: Rice, tobacco, indigo, furs What was traded on the third route? Triangular Trade: Route 3 The Americas to Europe Sent: Rice, tobacco, indigo, furs

The middle leg of Triangular Trade What was the Middle Passage? Thousands of Africans died on the MIDDLE PASSAGE before ever reaching the Americas The middle leg of Triangular Trade

How was Africa affected by trade? Triangular Trade’s affect on Africa: Robbed West African societies of their population Increased warfare among Africans Gave rise to RACISM People falsely believing their race is superior to others

What items were carried on each leg of the Triangular Trade routes? Essential Question What items were carried on each leg of the Triangular Trade routes?

TRIANGULAR TRADE Items: To: 3 To: Items: To: 1 2 Items: