Triangular Trade
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
TRIANGULAR TRADE
BY: JENNY RUBI
WHAT WAS IT?
- Late 16th to 19th centuries (The Triangular Trade)
- Slaves (The Triangular Trade)
- Cash crops (The Triangular Trade)
- Manufactured goods (The Triangular Trade)
such as tobacco, grown for direct sale rather than for livestock feed - cash crops
Where did the shipping routes start and end?
- Atlantic Ocean (The Triangular Trade)
- Africa, South and/or North America, Europe (Triangular Trade)
How is the "middle passage" connected to it?
- West Africa to West Indies (The Middle Passage)
- About 2 months (Abolition of The Slave Trade)
- Ships (The Middle Passage)
Middle passage took slaves from west Africa to the West Indies
WHO WERE THE THREE GROUPS OF PEOPLE INVOLVED?
- Western continents (The Triangular Trade)
- Caribbean (The Triangular Trade)
- Africa, North America, and Europe (The Triangular Trade)
Aside to system is an agreement between the Spanish crown and a private person or another sovereign power by which the latter was granted a monopoly in supplying african slaves for the Spanish colonies in the America's.
WHAT PRODUCT(S) DID THEY TRADE? & GET IN RETURN
- Slaves (The Triangular Trade)
- 'Asiento system' (The Triangular Trade)
- Crops (The Triangular Trade)
When was it most active?
- Atlantic (The Triangular Trade)
- 15th to 19th centuries (The African Slave Trade and the Middle Passage)
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT IN OUR STUDY OF SLAVERY AND OPPRESSION?
- For history not to repeat itself
HOW WILL THIS TOPIC BECOME PART OF COPPER SUN?
- They will trade the Amari
