Politics
Free Whites and Free Blacks
Private Companies taking over
Foreign Trade
Philosophy
Black + Slavery
Intellectual movement Demand for freedom
Racism
TechnologySugar Mill
Cannon
Sugar Mill
Labor
Tobacco
Economy
Economic theory
Economists bought lands to produce cotton.
Job
There were drives who had to force slaves to work if they were cutting their work out.
Economic law
Slaves must have the company’s logo.
Sugar plantation~ agriculture
Slave trade
Sugar Plantation mill yardIndustrialization (15th -16th Century )
Native Americans Old Belief of Human Sacrifice to the Gods.
Explorers and land settlers bringing in slaves from all part of the world by ships.
An industrialized settlement in the New World when Europeans started colonizing the Americas.
African slaves working on agriculture in the New World for their economy. Every slave has to take part in one activity or another.
Slaves in the New World working with hard effort on the plantation economy.
The social and economy classes are separated in the New World. The low classes of society have to show respect to the higher classes.
Social
The negro ritual dance
Slaves’ place sleep and hangout
Women working on the plantations.
Slave movement on ships.
The punishment for slaves
Population Movement
Rape War
Checking of slaves’ health before boarding.
Diseases getting by the slaves.
Religion
Muslims will get kicked out by Christians..
Protestants came to America to escape Church of England..
Natives were force converted into Christians.
Catholic Pope
Bartolome de Las Casas
Religion fusion in America
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Caribbean Sugar Mill
Selling Slaves
Plantation
Hot pepper
Sugarcane Plantation
tobacco
Growing crops
Hannibal
Geographical Ideals
Triangular Trade
Geographical influences of the slave trade
Economically successful part of Africa due to slave trade
Slave Ports in Western Africa 1750
Slave Trade and Resources in the Americas
Slave working in tobacco plantation
Tobacco Plantation in Brazil
Cotton field in North America
Arts
Negroes Dance
Dance of war
The painting of the middle passage
The slave trade
The sculpture of slavery