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Transatlantic Slave Trade Overview

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What was a primary characteristic of the Trans Atlantic slave trade?

It was primarily a trade between Asia and Europe.

It exclusively involved the trade of spices.

It focused only on the distribution of cotton in Europe.

It included the trading of slaves and other resources. (correct)

What issue did tribes face during the Trans Atlantic slave trade?

They had ample living space.

They were only allowed to trade freely with Europeans.

They were all from the same region.

They were forced to live with those who spoke different languages. (correct)

How did European actions impact current borders?

European borders have changed significantly since then.

Many of the borders set by Europeans remain today. (correct)

European influences had no lasting impact on borders.

All borders set by Europeans were dissolved.

What were the living conditions like for slaves during the Trans Atlantic slave trade?

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Why did interactions among tribes become complicated during the slave trade?

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Transatlantic Slave Trade Overview

The Transatlantic slave trade involved the exchange of enslaved people and resources among Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
Diverse African tribal groups, often with different languages, were forcibly brought together.
European-drawn borders from the era of the slave trade persist in many regions today.
Enslaved individuals were subjected to cramped living conditions and limited food rations.

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This quiz explores the key aspects of the Transatlantic slave trade, including the forced migration of diverse African tribes and the impact of European colonial borders. It covers the living conditions of enslaved individuals and the resources exchanged during this dark period in history.