Why do you think Slavery existed in the colonies?

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Why do you think Slavery existed in the colonies? Bell Ringer Date: September 20th, 2016 Take out your AGENDA, Copy down the Homework, 2) Take out your Bell Ringers 9/19 to 9/22 . Answer the question below… Why do you think Slavery existed in the colonies?

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The Right Passage The Left Passage The Middle Passage Review Questions: The journey from Africa to the Americans where slaves were cramped onto ships was called the… The Right Passage The Left Passage The Middle Passage The Muddle Passage

Review Questions: Where were a majority of enslaved Africans taken from and taken to… West Africa to South America & Caribbean West Africa to North America & Europe South Africa to South America & Caribbean North Africa to North America & Caribbean

Review Questions: Why did Slavery take root? It was a necessary evil in the North It was needed to take care and help around in the household Due to the manufacturing system and labor needed Due to the Plantation system and labor needed

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