| A | B |
|---|
| Transatlantic Slave Trade | Traingular Trade |
| Merchants | Paid for ships to be equipped |
| Cargoe | cotton, guns, brass, beer, beads and glass |
| Africa wanted | Cloth, pots, pans, horses, alcohol and guns |
| United Kingdom wanted | Sugar, cotton, rum, tobacco and coffee |
| The Americas wanted | Slaves because they are cheaoer than workers |
| Abolition | Calls to end slavery |
| Slaves | transported on crammed ships |
| Trade | Exchange or buying of goods |
| Planation Owners | Who slaves work for |
| 12 million | Number enslaved by the 1800's |
| Middle passage | Transport of slaves from Africa to Latin America |
| Excercise | Forced dancing on board the ship |
