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The Atlantic Slave Trade
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CfE Higher History Mind Map on The Atlantic Slave Trade, created by Lucy Crosson on 01/04/2015.
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The Atlantic Slave Trade
The Triangular Trade
The Middle Passage
Food was in short supply
Yams
Horse beans
Exercise
1 hour a day
Dancing
Compulsary
Water was limited
Weak or ill slaves did not get any as it was a waste
Cramped conditions
Loose packed
Room to move
Tight packed
No room to move
Diseases spread quickly
Lasted from 6 to 16 weeks
Slave Factories
Isolation
Many died from tropical diseases
Malaria
Yellow Fever
Dark, Damp and Crowded
Checked and examined by doctors
Branded with owners mark
Had to walk miles to the coast where they were situated
They were chained at their necks, ankles and wrists
Effect on British Ports
Increased Employment
Insurance Workers
Bankers
Ropemakers
Carpenters
Dock workers
Became more profitable
Increased population
Towns developed
Glasgow took over London with Tobacco
Effect on Africa
Cloth replaced native industry
Millions of slaves were taken from Africa
Europeans sold Alcohol and guns for slaves
Crime Increased
African Kings became rich through selling slaves
Tribes went to war
Organisation and Nature
Slaves had no rights
1. West africa > Caribbean
2. Caribbean > Britain
3. Britain > West Africa
Britain and the Caribbean
Effect on the Caribbean
Sugar Plantations
Native Industry died out
New diseases brought over
Wiped Natives out
Effect on Britain
Jobs were created
Business men became richer
Banks developed
Port towns and cities developed
Population increased
Insurance companies expanded
Abolitionist Campaign
Role of Abolitionists
Defenders of the trade
Support outside Parliament
Changing attitudes
Captive and Slave Experience
Fear of revolt
Resistance
Jobs
Living Conditions
Discipline
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