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HIstory unit 3

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Mestizo person of mixed spanish and native ameircan ansestory
encomienda sysytem a systemn in which spanish landlords forced antive americans to farm, ranch , or min efor them
columbian exchnage the golbal transfer of foods, plants, and animals durign the colonization of america
middle passage the voyage of captured africans to the west indies and north and south america
olaudag equiano an enslaved person who wrotwe about the inhuman treatment of catured africans
Atlantic slave trade the buying sellign of africans fro work in the americas
triangular trade the transatlantic trading network that transported enslaved people, manufactured goods and raw material
capitalism an economic system based on private ownership and the investment of resources such as money for profit
mercantilism policy where nations increase their wealth and power by obtaining large amount of gold and silver and by selling more goods than they bought
Favorable balance of trade when you sell more goods than you buy
What is the old world? Europe Africa Asia
What is the New world? The Americas North/South
What were the positive effects of the columbian exchange? -In the old world more foods improved heath and people lived longer (Population growth) -Horses in the Americas made hunting easier for the natives
What were the negative effects of the columbian exchange? -Diseases brought to the new world by the Europeans (natives were not immune) -The slave trade
What did people bring from the old world to the new world? Happy People Can Walk Really Carefully Going over Bridges Horses Pigs Chickens Wheat Rice Coffee Grapes Onions Bananas
What did people bring from the new world to the old world? Tiny Chocolate Corns Talk Politely Passing Tasty Vanilla Beans Tobacco Chocolate Corn Tomatoes Potatoes Peanuts Turkeys Vanilla Beans
What was traded on the 1st leg on the triangle of trade? Weapons guns ammo alcohol
What was traded on the 2nd leg on the triangle of trade? Middle passage -enslaved Africans
What was traded on the 3rd leg on the triangle of trade? corn molasses tobacco cotton
How many people were brought from Africa to the Americas as slaves. 11 million
what were the conditions on the ship? -4 and a half foot ceilings below the ships deck -segregated by age and gender -Disease was always present -forced exercise -danced and entertained the ships crew -could be tourched or beaten -forced to eat -nets on sides to prevent suicide
other conditins ont he slave ships -women could be sexually abused(some came pregnate to the new world) -sick people were thrown over board to stop the spread of germs
what is tight packing? when they put a lot of slaves ona shop so its very very full. (more $$$)
what is loose packing when they put less epole on a ship (helps with spread of sickness)
Encomienda sysytem why -spain needed a workforce -used antive americans as slaves
Encomienda system ended -mestisos deseent mestisos can be slaves -needed a new work force
indentured servants why -people who wanted to coem to the new world, but had no $ -voyage paid by people in america in exchange for labor -usually lasted 5-7 years untill dept was paid -people free
indentured servants ended -people needed a new long term labor force
Slaves from Africa why -one time perchase -slaves were their owners proprty -complete control over their slaves -owners chose their slaves fate
Slaves from Africa ended 13th 14th 15th amendments
13th amendment freed slaves
14th amendemt made them citizens
15th amendment black men could vote
how did Europeans get slaves to trade? -leaders in africa would sell them -they kidnapped epople in africa -they woudl threaten african leaders for slaves
what happend befroe they got on the ships fo rthe slaves they were put in cages or cells untill the ships came
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