SS6H1a: Influences of slavery on Latin America Review

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Use the map to determine which leg of the Triangle Trade rice was traded on: Europe to Africa, Americas to Europe, Africa to Americas.

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Americas to Europe

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The African slave trade grew because European nations wanted the captured African people _______

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to work on plantations in their colonies.

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One impact of the African slave trade was what? Options: more diversity of ethnic groups in Latin America, more opportunities for African peoples to own land, less shipping between continents, arrival of the French and English languages in Latin America

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more diversity of ethnic groups in Latin America

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Use the map to determine which leg of the Triangle Trade sugar was traded on: Europe to Africa, Americas to Europe, Africa to Americas.

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Americas to Europe

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What were the main crops grown in Latin America? Options: coffee and sugarcane, corn, tomatoes and sugar, squash and watermelon

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coffee and sugarcane

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Use the map to determine which leg of the Triangle Trade enslaved people were traded on: Europe to Africa, Americas to Europe, Africa to Americas

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Africa to Americas

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What happened to most of the indigenous people in Latin America? Options: they owned the plantations, they died from diseases, they escaped to other countries, they lived peacefully with the Europeans

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they died from diseases

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What was the forced enslavement and transportation of Africans to the Americas between 1400 and 1800 called?

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Transatlantic Slave Trade

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Use the map to determine which leg of the Triangle Trade textiles were traded on: Europe to Africa, Americas to Europe, Africa to Americas.

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Europe to Africa

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The percentage of African ancestry population tends to in Latin American countries _______________.

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vary widely