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1 Agenda Map Quiz (Content quiz Thursday) Joint Stock Companies African Slave Trade Homework is due Friday!

2 Objectives Understand the reason for joint stock companies. Explain the African slave trade.

3 Map Quiz Locations Russia England Germany Portugal Netherlands Latin America West Indies China

4 Joint Stock Companies Stock was sold to several investors to share the expense and risk of the voyages. This promoted CAPITALISM What is capitalism?

5 Capitalism Capital is wealth such as ships factories or money. Capitalism is what we have in the U.S. People are free to own capital and decide how they want to use it.

6 Joint Stock Companies Key Points Why Important?

7 # 97 African Slave Trade What do you know about the African Slave trade?

8 African Captives in Yokes

9 Slave Trade in the Congo

10 “Black” Gold for Sale!

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12 The Middle Passage

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14 Slave Ship Plan

15 “Coffin” Position: Onboard a Slave Ship

16 Slave Ship Interior

17 Onboard the Slave Ship

18 Revolt Aboard a Slave Ship

19 African Captives Thrown Overboard Sharks followed the slave ships across the Atlantic!

20 The Triangle Trade

21 Notice of a Slave Auction

22 Inspection and Sale

23 Slave Master Brands

24 Slave With Iron Muzzle

25 30 Lashes

26 Whipped Slave, early 19c

27 Negro Hung Alive by Waist

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29 #97 African Slave Trade Key Points Why Important?

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