Questions and Answers
What can be inferred about the Atlantic slave trade?
Match the goods traded across the Atlantic with their destinations.
Manufactured goods = North America Horses = North America Grain = Europe Lumber = Europe Furs = Europe Tobacco = Europe
What can be inferred about the establishment of missions and forts?
Match the Native American tribes with their geographic locations in the 1760s.
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Which colonial empire received the largest portion of slaves from Africa?
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Study Notes
Atlantic Slave Trade
- Most Africans involved in the slave trade were sent to Brazil or the West Indies.
- A limited number of Africans were transported to North America.
Eighteenth Century Atlantic Trading Routes
- Goods sent to North America included:
- Various manufactured goods
- Horses
- Linen
- Goods exported to Europe comprised:
- Grain
- Lumber
- Furs
- Tobacco
Establishment of Missions and Forts
- Forts and presidios were strategically located near ports or waterways.
- The Spanish actively sought to colonize lands north of Mexico.
Geographic Distribution of Native American Tribes in the 1760s
- Delaware tribe located in the Southern Great Lakes region.
- Catawba tribe settled in South Carolina.
- Natchez tribe established in West Florida.
- Iroquois tribe present in New York.
Portuguese Empire and Slave Trade
- The Portuguese Empire was the largest recipient of enslaved Africans during the Atlantic slave trade from the fifteenth to the eighteenth centuries.
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Explore the Atlantic slave trade through an engaging map exercise. This quiz focuses on understanding trading routes and the implications of the Atlantic slave trade in the eighteenth century. Test your knowledge with key concepts and definitions related to this historical period.
