1C Slavery in the Americas

Middle leg of a three-part journey that brought enslaved Africans from West Africa to the Americas; enslaved people faced extremely brutal and inhumane conditions aboard the ships is known as which of the following?

• Middle Passage
• Triangular Trade

• Slave Trade Voyage
• Transatlantic Route

One of the largest and most well-organized slave rebellions; when the rebellion was stopped, it led to the enactment of even stricter slave codes in the south

• Stono Rebellion
• Gabriel's Rebellion
• Nat Turner Rebellion
• Haitian Revolution

What historical development was happening in the colonies as demonstrated by Bacon's Rebellion?

• Growing tension between commoners and British-appointed government

• Tensions between Southern wealthy elites and their Northern counterparts

• Tensions between different rebellious slave groups

• Growning tension over cash crop production

American form of slavery where enslaved peoples were considered property, were purchased, sold, and inherited; perpetual bondage from birth to death is known as which of the following?

• Indentured servitude
• Chattel slavery
• Serfdom
• Mercantilist Slavery

The economy of the south centered around large-scale agricultiral plantations where cash crops are cultivated; its successes relied heavily on slave labor.

• Plantation Economy

• Lumbar Economy

• Cash Crop Economy

• Coastal Economy

Historical trade routes during the 16th and 19th centuries7involved the exchange of goods and commodities between Europe, Africa, and the Americas

• Trans-Saharan Trade

• Columbian Exchange

• Silk Road

• Triangular trade