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Triangular Trade and the Middle Passage SOCIAL STUDIES 7

TRIANGULAR TRADE THE WORLD AROUND 1750 *Create a definition for CHEAP MANUFACTURED GOODS TRIANGULAR TRADE Trinkets – pots, pans, beads, shells, cloth SLAVES WERE USED ON PLANTATIONS, GROWING SUGAR, TOBACCO, COTTON. THIRD STAGE – RAW MATERIALS SENT TO EUROPE Profits from slave sales were used to buy produce from the plantations e.g.. sugar, tobacco, cotton, which were sold for great profit in Europe. Cheap trinkets exchanged for slaves FIRST STAGE – EUROPE TO AFRICA U.S.A. TRIBAL CHIEFS EXCHANGE SLAVES , OR SLAVES ARE CAPTURED Mexico Caribbean Islands SECOND STAGE - THE MIDDLE PASSAGE SLAVE TRADERS THEN SOLD THE SLAVES TO PLANTATION OWNERS *Create a definition for Triangular trade Brazil THE ‘MIDDLE PASSAGE’ – THE JOURNEY ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.. THE WORLD AROUND 1750

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Amistad Rebellion was a revolt in 1839 by black slaves against Spaniards who had bought them Although the rebels had control La Amistad, they did not know how to sail or navigate it The slaves ordered the ships owners to sail back to Africa, instead they sailed to New York courts ruled that the rebels had been free people who were illegally enslaved and thus were justified in rebelling Mutiny on the Amistad

Africa Europe Americas Discussion questions: 1. How was each continents’ population affected? 2. How would a population shift/change affect each continent’s culture? 3. Was the trade beneficial or detrimental to each continent? Africa Americas Europe