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Chapter 4

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Which people group was first captured and enslaved by European people in North America Native Americans
What are two things enslaving people helped North America settlers to do Gain more land, gain laborers
What two crash led to the development of large farms and plantations in North America Tobacco and sugarcane
In the age of exploration, how did European colonists view the indigenous people of Africa They thought they were inferior and uncivilized
What led to the forced migration of many African people to the American colonies Race based slavery
What are slave codes Slave codes are laws that supported race based slavery and took away rights and protection for African Americans
Most enslaved people worked in cities and ports, due to there being less good NE
Most enslaved people labored on plantation and were forced to work under terrible conditions from sunrise to sunset S
Enslaved people worked in many different positions in this region such as farming domestic servant hood and blacksmithing M
After running away, where did some enslaved African people find shelter and support In Native American tribes
What are three ways enslaved people resisted the dehumanizing treatment of slavery Running away, working slowly, faking illness
How long did the transatlantic slave trade exist About 200 years
Which three continents created a three-way trade of natural resources, enslaved African people, and manufactured goods Africa, Europe, and the Americans
What are three goods that were sent from North America to Europe in the triangular trade Tobacco, sugar, fur
What are two way many enslaved people died after being forced into slave ships Sickness, malnutrition
What is the middle passage The second part of the triangular trade in which enslaved African people were sent from Africa to the Americas
With which countries was three significant competition in the slave trade England, France, and Portugal
Which helped enslaved African people stay strong despite the brutality and stiffening they endured in the Americas Maintaining their culture
Describe the climate in the New England colonies Long snowy winter, short growing season
Who were large landowners primary source of labor Enslaved African people
What was considered the first national event shared by the colonies The great awakening
This region had the warmest and longest summer of all three region The southern region
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