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Thursday, Sept Update Table of Contents DateTitleEntry # 9/4Columbian Exchange Activity7 9/5European Claims in the New World map8 9/5Triangle Trade Routes map/questions9 9/6Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Activity10 9/6 How and Why did Slaves Arrive notes11 2. Get out your Triangular Trade map and questions. Trade with someone near you

Triangular Trade Map Answers 1.What ocean is listed on the map? (1 x) Atlantic

Triangular Trade Map Answers 2.What four continents are listed on the map? (4 x’s) North America South America Africa Europe

Triangular Trade Map Answers 3.Manufactured goods come from which continent? (1 x) Europe

Triangular Trade Map Answers 4. What was another name for the transport of slaves to the Americas? (1 x) Middle Passage

Triangular Trade Map Answers 5.How long was the journey made by slaves? (1 x) 2-3 months

Triangular Trade Map Answers 6. Manufactured goods from Europe had to travel which direction to reach their destination?(1 x) South

Triangular Trade Map Answers 7. How long did it take to get sugar and rum from North America to Europe? (1x) 1-2 months

Triangular Trade Map Answers 8.What two cash crops were being grown in North America? (2 x’s) Sugar and rum

Triangular Trade Map Answers 9. Which continent is located west of Africa? (1 x) North or South America

Triangular Trade Map Answers 10. According to the map, which continent did not play a role in Triangle Trade? (1 x) South America

Missing Work NameParent letterAll About Me worksheet Explorer Quiz Chris Fosterx Carlos PerezX Deondre Watsonxx I have extra’s of the parent letter and All about me. If you missed the quiz you need to come to tutorials to get it made up

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W Trans- Atlantic Slave Trade Inner Circle write title#8 Middle circle write your feeling, what you see Outer circle write 5 questions you have for someone on the ship (captain, slave, cook, etc.)