1. Look back to your K-W-L Add at least 1 entry for each topic:
Enslaved vs. a slave
The capture of peoples in Africa
The Middle Passage
Resistance during the journey

2. Coming to North America: Canadian Connection
What’s going on in North America during the time period of the trans-Atlantic trade in African peoples?
Canada was not a country yet (not til 1867)…so it was held by British and French (depending on the area)
“New France” and “British North America” would include parts of Canada as we now know it

3. What’s happening in Canada
What’s happening in Canada? Re-organize the events on the slips of paper into chronological order….come to a consensus as a group.

4. Jacques Cartier lands in Maritimes & claims it for France
Samuel de Champlain surrenders Quebec to Kirk Brothers of England
Control over present day NS was given to the King of Scotland by the King of England (and named Nova Scotia)
Samuel de Champlain explores Great Lakes
Mathieu de Costa arrives in present day Canada as a translator
French take over Dutch trading posts in West Africa
Quebec city founded by Samuel & Champlain
Britain becomes involved in T.A.T.A.P.
Samuel de Champlain established 1st European settlement in what is now Port Royal, NS
John Cabot lands in CB & Nfld & claims it for Britain
Olivier leJeune arrives in present day Canada as an enslaved person with Champlain & Kirk Brothers

5. Timeline 1497: John Cabot lands in CB & Nfld & claims it for Britain
1534: Jacques Cartier lands in Maritimes & claims it for France
1540: French take over Dutch trading posts in West Africa
1562: Britain becomes involved in T.A.T.A.P.
1605: Samuel de Champlain established 1st European settlement in what is now Port Royal, NS
1605: Mathieu da Costa arrives in present day Canada as a translator, first record of a person of African descent in “Canada”
1608: Quebec city founded by Samuel de Champlain

6. Timeline continued… 1613:Samuel de Champlain explores Great Lakes
1621: Control over present day NS was given to the King of Scotland by the King of England (and named Nova Scotia)
1628/9: Olivier leJeune arrives in present day Canada as an enslaved person with Champlain & Kirk Brothers (later)
1629: Samuel de Champlain surrenders Quebec to Kirk Brothers of England

7. C. 1650

8. Research & Document Analysis: The Trans-Atlantic Trade in African People
See handout

9. Topics?? What are you looking for??? What questions do you have???
What types of documents could you consider??
Finding good sources
EBSCO
Wikipedia: cautions & props
url hints

10. Citations What? Why? How? (let EBSCO help you! Try easybib.com)
What if I can’t find that info?
Computer Lab work period: Monday…due date Tuesday