The Transatlantic Slave Trade Overview
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Who was Olaudah Equiano?

  • An abolitionist from France
  • A British slave trader
  • A European explorer
  • An enslaved African who wrote about his experiences (correct)
  • Which European country was the first to engage in the slave trade?

  • France
  • England
  • Spain
  • Portugal (correct)
  • What was the triangular trade?

  • A trade route linking North America, South America, and Europe
  • A trading system that focused only on the Americas
  • A trading system between Europe, Asia, and Africa
  • A triangle-shaped series of Atlantic trade routes linking Europe, Africa, and the Americas (correct)
  • What was the second leg of the triangular trade called?

    <p>The Middle Passage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who profited from the triangular trade?

    <p>European merchants</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What were the conditions aboard the 'floating coffins'?

    <p>Crowded, unsanitary, and filled with disease</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the biggest threat to captives aboard the slave ships?

    <p>Disease</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a mutiny?

    <p>A revolt by captives against those in authority</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Olaudah Equiano

    • Olaudah Equiano was an enslaved African who wrote about his experiences.

    The Transatlantic Slave Trade

    • Portugal was the first European country to engage in the slave trade.
    • The triangular trade was a trading system between Europe, Africa, and the Americas
    • European merchants profited from the triangular trade.
    • Cities like London, Lisbon, and Amsterdam grew prosperous on the triangular trade.
    • Slaves were acquired by force and transported to the Americas.
    • Conditions aboard slave ships were crowded, unsanitary, and filled with disease.
    • Disease was the biggest threat to the captives aboard slave ships.
    • A mutiny is a revolt by captives against those in authority.

    Impact of The Slave Trade

    • The slave trade had a devastating impact on Africa, resulting in a loss of population and culture.
    • Approximately 11 million slaves were brought to the Americas.

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    Explore the key aspects of the Transatlantic Slave Trade and the significant impact it had on Africa and the Americas. This quiz delves into the experiences of Olaudah Equiano, the triangular trade, and the conditions faced by enslaved individuals during transport. Test your knowledge on this critical historical topic.

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