Atlantic Slavery: Key Terms

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Atlantic Slavery: Key Terms


Froggy Jumps Atlantic Slavery: Key TermsVersion en ligne Definitions quiz par Jaya Ramkarran-Perkari 1 What is an overseer in the context of slavery? a A person who supervised enslaved people on plantations. b A ship captain who navigated voyages. c A buyer at an auction. 2 Which best defines an auction in this historical context? a A ritual exchange of items between ships. b A private buying process with the owner. c A public sale where enslaved people were sold to the highest bidder. 3 Who is an enslaver? a A farmer who purchased crops instead of people. b A person who owns and controls enslaved people. c A ship crew member who cared for cargo. 4 What was the Middle Passage? a The route of ships bringing goods to Europe. b The sea voyage carrying enslaved Africans to the Americas. c A ceremonial voyage to honor merchants. 5 What does Triangular Trade refer to? a A square route used by merchants to avoid storms. b A single country’s internal slave market. c A three-part system linking Europe, Africa, and the Americas for trade. 6 Overseer role: which duty best fits? a To navigate ships across oceans. b To supervise enslaved labor and enforce discipline on plantations. c To negotiate treaties with other nations. 7 Auction: what typically happened to enslaved people there? a They were shipped as cargo without sale. b They were granted freedom after paperwork. c They were sold to the highest bidder. 8 Enslaver: which description is correct? a A merchant who sold goods but not people. b A person who owned enslaved people and controlled their labor. c A ship’s captain who navigated the voyage. 9 Middle Passage: which is true? a It was a land route used for trading slaves. b It involved journeys only within Europe. c It was the brutal sea journey from Africa to the Americas. 10 Triangular Trade: which statement is accurate? a It referred to a single ship’s voyage. b It was a straight line from Africa to the Americas. c It connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas in a loop of goods and enslaved people.

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Atlantic Slavery: Key Terms

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Atlantic Slavery: Key TermsVersion en ligne

par Jaya Ramkarran-Perkari

What is an overseer in the context of slavery?

Which best defines an auction in this historical context?

Who is an enslaver?

What was the Middle Passage?

What does Triangular Trade refer to?

Overseer role: which duty best fits?

Auction: what typically happened to enslaved people there?

Enslaver: which description is correct?

Middle Passage: which is true?

Triangular Trade: which statement is accurate?