COS Standard 1 C Compare effects of economic, geographic, social and political conditions before and after European explorations of the 15th-17th centuries.

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COS Standard 1 C Compare effects of economic, geographic, social and political conditions before and after European explorations of the 15th-17th centuries on Europeans, American colonists, Africans and indigenous Americans.

Explaining triangular trade and the development of slavery in the colonies Chapter 3 Section 2

Slavery Africa: captured in war Sold back Absorbed Slavery changed when Arabs began to trade for enslaved Africans. Portuguese purchased slaves to work on sugarcane plantations.

Slavery continued Sugarcane cultivations requires a lot of hard manual labor. Europeans transported slaves across the Middle Passage. At first, they were indentured servants. Maryland was the 1st colony to recognize slavery. Virginia enacted slave codes.

Middle Passage

Slavery continued Slaves were the bottom of the class system Slavery was essential to plantation society

Triangular Trade England did not want all the goods that New England produced. England produced a lot of goods that New England wanted. Thus, New England had to find a way to sell their goods so they could get goods England wanted to buy.

Triangular Trade continued Caribbean wants New England’s fish and lumber New England gets sugar or bills of exchange New England merchants would take the bills of exchange back to New England and trade them to English merchants for English manufactured goods.