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The Slave Trade

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Mind map about the slave trade: before Europeans, with Europeans and conditions

Mind map: the slave trade

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The Slave Trade

  1. Before Europeans

    • Slave trade happened mainly between 1400s and 1700s
    • Ancient Greece
      • Mines, farms, house servants
    • Romans
      • More slaves than Romans!
    • Abbasid Empire
      • In 600s, they enslaved black Africans
    • Muslim traders sold 5000 people every year as slaves in Europe or Middle East
    • West African tribes
  2. With Europeans

    • Portuguese went to Africa in 1415
      • Began trading for slaves to work on plantations in Canary Islands or Madiera
    • Spanish set up plantations in West Indies after1492
      • Portuguese began selling slaves to spanish
    • By 1600s, British, Dutch and French set up slave posts in Africa to sell slaves to Spanish
      • Britain dominated slave trade and owned plantations in West Indies and America
    • At least 11 million people died on travel across Atlantic
  3. Conditions

    • Africans were taken from their villages and sold to white European slave traders
    • 10% of slaves died in first year of slavery
    • Some slaves protested
      • Break tools
      • Work slowly
      • Escape
        • The Underground Railroad smuggled escaped slaves to Northern States of America or Canada
      • William Wilberforce and Granville Sharp protested in courts and parliament
      • In 1807, slavery was banned in British Empire
        • Keeping slaves was banned in 1833
          • Slaves were paid
          • No-one under 6 was allowed to be a slave
          • If they were already a slave, they only worked for 4 years
            • Part free, part slave

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