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La Amistad & Atlantic Slave Trade
Vocabulary Prosperous Flourishing, favorable, promising Lucrative Producing a profit, profitable Commodities Goods, something of use, products To abolish To do away with, put an end to (laws, customs, etc. ) Unsanitary Not promoting health, dirty, unhygienic
Atlantic Slave Trade The Atlantic slave trade was a prosperous trading cycle known as the triangular trade. Trade happened between Europe, Africa and the Americas between the 15 th and 19 th centuries.
Triangular Trade, Part 1 In the first part of the triangle, European merchants purchased African slaves with commodities manufactured in Europe.
Triangular Trade, Part 2 Merchants then sold the slaves in the Caribbean and purchased commodities such as sugar, cotton, and tobacco.
Triangular Trade, Part 3 Finally the merchants would sell these goods in Europe and North America. They would use the profits from these sales to purchase more goods to trade in Africa, continuing the trading cycle.
Atlantic Slave Trade The slave trade was a lucrative business for more than 200 years. More than 10 million Africans were forcibly transported to the Americas.
Slave Ships Slaves were crowded and had unsanitary conditions on slave ships. Human cargo was often packed so tightly that it was impossible to move.
La Amistad Ship owned by Jose Ruiz Wealthy, Spanish plantation owner The newly purchased slave, Sengbe Pieh killed him in 1839 and took control of the ship. They landed in Connecticut, USA. There the slaves were charged with murder and piracy. Read “La Amistad” to find out what happens.
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