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| The 1700's were the... | years where the most Africans were kidnapped from the continent...50,000 to 100,000 per year |
| Males outnumbered females by... | 2:1 |
| Males were used mainly for... | work in agriculture (farming) and mining |
| The 3-part economic cycle between Europe, Africa and the New World was called the... | Triangular Trade |
| Only 645,000 slaves went to the... | United States |
| Brazil took the most slaves at... | 4 million |
| If an African was found unsuitable for slavery... | They were beat, whipped and/or killed |
| Other Africans were hired to... | Hunt down and kidnap Africans from the interior (inside---away from the coast) |
| West Africa and the Niger River Valley.. | were where most of the Africans were captured from |
| The Middle Passage... | was the 2nd leg of the Triangular Trade where Africans were transported across the Atlantic Ocean for sale in the New World |
| The 1800's... | was when slavery was banned |
| A prison, jail or pen for slaves was called a... | barracoon |
| Some slave masters did this to their slaves so they could be identified if they escaped... | branding |
| Most Africans were taken as slaves between the ages of... | 14 and 35 |
| The slave trade ended in the year... | 1808 |
| Slaves were not allowed to learn how to... | read and write |
| A trip across the Atlantic Ocean could take anywhere from... | 1 to 6 months depending upon the weather conditions |
| How did the 1,600,000 Africans lose their lives? | Some died from harsh treatment, starvation, diseases, or during transport |
