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Slavery, Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Western European Slave EmpireVersion en ligne Slavery, Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Western European Slave Empire par Vijo Gor 1 What was the Transatlantic Slave Trade? a A migration system for workers b A religious mission to convert Africans c A trade system moving African goods to Europe d A system based on enslaving Africans and forcing them to produce cash crops for European profit 2 Was slavery something new when the Transatlantic Slave Trade began? a No, slavery only existed in Europe b Yes, slavery began in the early modern age c Yes, slavery was invented by Europeans d No, slavery already existed before the early modern age 3 What was new about the Transatlantic Slave Trade? a It used ships instead of land routes b It focused only on religion c It was based on racism and capitalism emerging from feudal Europe d It involved African rulers 4 About how many Africans were enslaved during the Transatlantic Slave Trade? a Around 5 million b Around 25 million c Around 8 million d Around 12.5 million 5 About how many Africans survived the journey? a Less than 2 million b About half c Almost all d About 10 million 6 What was the Middle Passage? a The brutal voyage African slaves endured to the Americas b The journey from the Americas to Europe c The return journey of slave ships d The journey from Europe to Africa 7 Where were most enslaved Africans brought? a Northern Europe b Australia c Brazil, the Caribbean, and the 13 Colonies d The Middle East 8 How did African slaves resist enslavement? a Only by legal appeals b Revolts, escapes, sabotage, slow work, and keeping culture alive c Only through revolts d They did not resist 9 What did European slave owners call African slaves? a Citizens b Servants c Laborers d Negroes 10 What were escaped slaves called? a Runaways b Maroons c Abolitionists d Rebels 11 Who were the main culprits of the Transatlantic Slave Trade? a Poor European workers b African societies alone c European and African ruling classes and capitalism d Only European merchants 12 Which Europeans were most involved in the slave trade? a Spanish, Portuguese, British, Dutch, and French b Bohemians, Bosnians and Croatians c Russians and Ottomans d Serbians, Bulgarians and Russians 13 Who benefited the most from the slave trade? a Poor Europeans b Feudal monarchs, bourgeois merchants, and plantation owners c Missionaries d African slaves 14 How did Europeans profit from slavery? a Through wages paid to workers b Through charity c Through land reform d Through selling cash crops produced by slaves 15 Which crops made Europeans the most profit? a Wool and silk b Potatoes and corn c Sugar, cotton, coffee, tobacco, indigo, rice and chocolate d Wheat and barley 16 How did Europeans justify slavery? a Racism, religion and profit b Democracy c Equality and freedom d Scientific evidence 17 Which companies were directly involved in the Transatlantic Slave Trade? a Hanseatic League b McDonald's c British Royal African Company and Dutch West India Company d British East India Company and Dutch East India Company 18 How did European banks benefit from slavery? a By banning trade b By freeing slaves c By funding revolts d By financing slave ships and plantations 19 Which European cities grew rich from the Transatlantic Slave Trade? a Berlin, Vienna, Constantinople and Jerusalem b London, Amsterdam, Liverpool, Bordeaux, Lisbon c Belgrade, Sarajevo, Warsaw, Prague and Moscow d Oslo, Stockholm and Copenhagen 20 How did Europeans enforce slavery? a Laws alone b Guns, forts, laws and violence c Persuasion d Education 21 How was Portugal different from other European slave trading nations? a Portugal directly conquered African lands and enslaved people b Portugal opposed slavery c Portugal only traded goods d Portugal focused on Asia 22 How did Portugal colonize Angola? a Through trade agreements b Through military conquest, forts, and forced captives c Through peaceful settlement d Through missionaries 23 Did only some European countries participate in the slave trade? a No, all countries worldwide b Yes, only Spain and Portugal c Yes, only Britain d No, nearly all Western European powers were involved 24 Which European powers were the biggest participants? a Italy and Germany b Spain, Portugal, Britain, Dutch Republic, France c Eastern Europe d Scandinavia alone 25 How was the rest of Europe involved in slavery's system? a Only through religion b They were not involved c Through trade, finance, shipping and colonies d Only morally 26 Why can Western Europe be seen as a slave empire? a Because it was powerful b Because it banned slavery early c Because it used armies and capitalism to conquer, exploit, and enslave other societies d Because it spread culture 27 How did European powers cooperate despite rivalries? a They fought constantly b They avoided each other c They did not cooperate d They shared trade routes, plantation models, tactics, and profits 28 Which European industries were built on slavery? a Sugar, cotton, tobacco, banking, shipbuilding, stock markets b Tourism c Education and medicine d Agriculture only 29 How did slavery make Europe powerful? a It discouraged trade b It reduced population c It weakened states d It created wealth to build cities, armies, science, and technology 30 What role did the Catholic Church play? a It justified slavery b It freed slaves c It stayed neutral d It opposed slavery 31 How did European monarchs profit from slavery? a Through taxes and trade b Through wages c Through land reform d Through donations

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Slavery, Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Western European Slave EmpireVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What was the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

Was slavery something new when the Transatlantic Slave Trade began?

What was new about the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

About how many Africans were enslaved during the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

About how many Africans survived the journey?

What was the Middle Passage?

Where were most enslaved Africans brought?

How did African slaves resist enslavement?

What did European slave owners call African slaves?

What were escaped slaves called?

Who were the main culprits of the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

Which Europeans were most involved in the slave trade?

Who benefited the most from the slave trade?

How did Europeans profit from slavery?

Which crops made Europeans the most profit?

How did Europeans justify slavery?

Which companies were directly involved in the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

How did European banks benefit from slavery?

Which European cities grew rich from the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

How did Europeans enforce slavery?

How was Portugal different from other European slave trading nations?

How did Portugal colonize Angola?

Did only some European countries participate in the slave trade?

Which European powers were the biggest participants?

How was the rest of Europe involved in slavery's system?

Why can Western Europe be seen as a slave empire?

How did European powers cooperate despite rivalries?

Which European industries were built on slavery?

How did slavery make Europe powerful?

What role did the Catholic Church play?

How did European monarchs profit from slavery?