Table of Contents 1.Demographics of Latin America 9.25 2.Encomiendas9.26 3. Gender Roles9.27 4. African Slavery9.28 5. Slave Life10.1.

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Table of Contents 1.Demographics of Latin America Encomiendas Gender Roles African Slavery Slave Life10.1

Slave Life10.1 *Slave Trade: *Haitian Revolution: Slavery and the Economy: Slavery in the City: Female Slaves: Catholic Church and Slavery:

Slave Trade Primary traders of slaves  British, French, Spanish, and Portuguese 4,000,000 went to Carribean (West Indies) 3,600,000 went to Brazil 500,000 went to United States majority were male slaves disease (smallpox were significant issues)

Haitian Revolution ( ) In 1791, Haiti produced 60% of all the world’s coffee and 40% of its sugar Haitian population: 40,000 whites 28,000 free blacks 450,000 slaves The only successful slave revolt in history  only free African nation in the Americas.

Jigsaw Reading 1. There are FOUR sections of the reading. 2. Divide up the reading with your group members. 3. You are responsible for finding the answers to the questions. 4. Share out with your partners  DO NOT simply copy; tell or verbally explain to one another the answer. You will NOT receive credit otherwise.

Pretend you are a West African about to be sold into slavery- you happen to have a “nice” slave trader who allows you to choose WHERE in the Americas he will sell you to, whether you work in the CITY or in the PLANTATIONS, as well as WHO you are sold to. In a short paragraph, explain where and for whom you would choose to work for if you had the chance. In a second paragraph, explain who and where you would definitely NOT want to work and why. Finally, explain whether you would rather be a female or male slave and why.

PlacesPeople Who You Can Be Sold To Brazil the Caribbean Cuba Peru Mexico -priests/nuns -rich city family -large sugar plantation owner -mining company -small ranch owner

Homework (Due TUESDAY 10.2) Pretend you are the captain of a European 20-sailor trade ship. Your goal is to make at least 10,000 pesos on your journey. Write down at least FOUR entries in your ship’s log recording your journey on the triangle trade. 5 MUSKETS = 1 SLAVE = 200 POUNDS OF COFFEE/TEA = 1000 PESOS SALARY OF SAILORS: 10 PESOS PER DAY -LOCATION, DATE -WHAT YOUR SHIP IS CARRYING -WHERE YOUR SHIP IS HEADED Example: Oct 1 st ENGLAND We are about to set sail for the western part of Africa. On our ship, we are carrying ____ guns/muskets which we hope to sell to the slave traders in exchange for ____ slaves.

DateLocationEntry Oct 1 st EnglandWe are about to set sail for western Africa. On our ship, we are carrying guns/muskets which we hope to sell to the slave traders in exchange for slaves.