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Chapter 4 Vocabulary

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slave trade the capturing, transporting, selling, and buying of human beings as slaves
assimilate to integrate or be absorbed into the culture of a population or group
cultural group people who share many of the same customs such as beliefs, traditions, food, clothing, or language
manufactured goods products that are created or processed in some way
triangular trade a trading system connecting three parts of the world: Europe, Africa, and the Americas; people and goods were exchanged between these places
middle passage the journey that enslaved Africans had to take from Africa from the Americas; it was a terrible, long, and dangerous trip
things that were EXPORTED from Europe to Africa manufactured goods like guns, cloth, iron, and beer
things that were EXPORTED from Africa to the Americas captured enslaved African people and gold
things that were EXPORTED from the Americas to Europe raw materials like whale oil, lumber, sugar, rice, and tobacco
things that were EXPORTED from the Americas to Africa rum and iron products
things that were EXPORTED from Europe to the Americas manufactured goods and luxuries
things that were EXPORTED from Africa to Europe gold, ivory, spices, and hardwoods
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