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1 What’s on the ppt? Chapters 1 - 3
Review Game What’s on the ppt? Chapters 1 - 3

2 ‘What’s on the ppt?’ Rules
2 Teams are Competing 1 Teammate will have his / her back turned to the ppt Teammates will have 30 seconds to try to describe what is on the ppt, but YOU CAN’T SAY ANY OF THE WORDS ON THE PPT If the Teammate can guess what’s on the ppt, your team get’s a point! Whoever ends with the most points wins!

3 Example The word is ‘North America’
Teammates can not say ‘North’ or ‘America’ Also, no rhyming or starts with ‘N’

4 Africa

5 Islam

6 Diverse Geography

7 European Exploration

8 Local Religion

9 Ancient Egypt

10 Chattel Slavery

11 Matrilineal

12 Triangular Trade Systems

13 Patrilineal

14 Atlantic Slave Trade

15 Factories

16 Middle Passage

17 Planters

18 Seasoning

19 Great Awakening

20 Miscegenation

21 Mulattoes

22 Gang System

23 Drivers

24 African-American Culture

25 Plantation

26 West Africa

27 Wealthy Trade Networks

28 Agricultural Slaves

29 Resistance to Slavery

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