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7461648940tobaccoa crop used in ceremonies by Amerindian's and smoked in a pipe. Europeans began to grow this crop on large plantations for consumption0
7461688760chartered companiesgroups of private investors that pay a fee in exchange for a trade monopoly in the colonies1
7461761966Dutch West India Companytrading company that took over sugar producing plantations in Brazil, shipped slaves to Brazil, payed stock-holders dividends and used private enterprise2
7461792558sugar; Africanexpansion into the West Indies of the _________ plantation required more labor so there was a sharp increase in _____ slave trade3
7461853428tobacco, sugarthe economy changed from depending largely on __________ to________4
74618555003In Barbados the population of enslaved Africans was _x more than Europeans5
7461895373Barbadosmost wealthy and populous colony of England's american colonies6
7461908528Barbados____________ and other west Indian colonies surpassed Brazil as the world's principal source of sugar7
7461921000indentured servantspoor men who came to Americas and gained land by working off passage, free at end of service, cost half as much as African slaves8
7461930370sugar; AfricanRising ___________ prices helped the West Indian sugar planters afford _________ slaves9
74619389117slaves typically lived for _ years after their arrival while indentured servants could be freed after 3-4 years10
7461973363France, England_________ and ___________ expanded Caribbean holdings by attacking the Spanish (pirates and force)11
7461986432farm; factorysugar production was hard work because it required a ________ and a ________ to refine it12
7462006820French; coffee,cacaothe ________ were more diverse than other countries because they produced _____ and ___________13
7462035557soil exhaustion, deforestation______ ________ and ___________ were 2 environmental damages of sugar plantations14
7462044470grass gangschildren slaves did the easier work and were put into groups called "______ ________"15
746205051890%on most islands, _______% of the population was made up of slaves16
7462052375plantocracythe rich men who owned the slaves and land17
7462567533men; women_______ outnumbered _______ on plantations18
7462575781slave drivera privileged male slave who made sure the gang completed their work19
7462586564eatslaves worked sun-up to sun-down with a short break to __20
7462605245whippingslaves had harsh punishment, typically ____________, for offenses such as malingering, illness or fatigue21
7462633872sundaysslaves were given________ off so they could take care of their own homes and families22
746263856523the life expectancy of a male slave was about __ years23
7462642597diseasemost slaves died of ___________24
7462651282colonial; Christianity; AfricaIn an attempt to curtail African traditions in the colonies, slaves had to learn __________ language, convert to _____________, and were mixed with slaves from other parts of __________25
7462687418manumissiongranting or buying of freedom to an individual slave26
7462717752great whites, little whites, free blacksthe social hierarchy was made of 3 tiers: the ___________, the _________ and _________ ____________27
7462739574childrensome slave women were freed if their master had _________ by them28
7462743257maroonrunaway slaves29
7462746288Jamaican__________ maroons were the 1st to sign treaties with their overlords30
7462772461insuranceto reduce the risk of overseas trade, they purchased ____________-31
7462778420mercantilism____________ promoted trade between a country and its colonies; it protects trade and the accumulation of gold and silver; colonies traded only with their mother country and force was used to secure exclusive relations32
7462822093capitalismeconomic system of large financial institutions (banks, stocks exchanges, investment companies) that first developed in early modern Europe33
7462838134Navigation Actsconfined trade to English ships and cargos in British colonies34
7462857386Atlantic Circuitthe network of trade routes connecting Europe, Africa and the Americas that underlay the Atlantic system35
7462867366Middle Passagethe part of the Atlantic circuit involving the transportation of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic to the Americas36
7462882315800,000, 7.5over _________________ slaves were transported across the Atlantic and this number rose to _._ million slaves during the sugar boom37
7462888949diseasethe principal cause of death in the Middle Passage was ___________38
7462926510guns, textilesAfricans that provided slaves to the Europeans received both ______ and ___________39
7462935995Dahomey________ was most dependent on the slave trade of all the African colonies because they strengthened their military by firearms40
7462950759Bight of Biaframost slaves were kidnapped from this area41
7462957911Angolamajority of slaves came from _________42
7462957912Africans_________ were complicit in selling slaves to the traders43
7462965541soldiers, servantsIslamic slave trade was based upon 2 jobs : ________ or _________44
7462987140concubineswomen slaves worked as either __________ or entertainers45
7462989695Shariya law__________ ________ prohibited the enslavement of other Muslims, but this did not always hold true46
7463015243Sahara; smallerIslamic slave trade south of the ________ was much ________ in volume that the European taking of slaves47
7463024002slave coast; largeareas closest to the _________ ________ lost the largest amount of people, but African population as a whole remained ___________48
7463030442foodsthe bringing in of new ________ to Africa offset the loss of population --> bananas, coconuts, limes49
7463040621men; womenmore _____ than ________ were traded into slavery50
7463047421EuropeansThe ________ gained much more wealth from slave trade, vent though the trade had 2 sides51

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