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Slave Auction
What is a Slave Auction?


  Slavery refers to a dominant
  person owning a submissive
  person as their property. It is a
  exchange of power between
  individuals.
Why was there Slavery?
            Slavery started as a means of
            using people as a trade for items
            such as Tobacco, Sugar and
            Cotton. It started when the
            British captured free African
            tribes and transported them
            upon slave ships in numbers of
            400 or more. The slaves were
            then transported to the West
            Indies where they were sold to
            the owners of plantations, the
            goods-and some slaves-were
            then transported back to Britain.
The Slave Trade Triangle
The triangle went from Europe to Africa, and
than to America. Many people died while on
their journey’s after being traded. Most of the
people died from;

                           murder
the length of the trip
                           diseases
the waiting on the ships
                           trauma (they went crazy)
waiting in african forts
                           packing
rebellions
                           escape
suicide
The Slave Route




                  Sugar, Coffee, Cotton, Tobacco
                  Cheap Jewlery ect, weapons
                  Trans-At;antic Slave Trade
                  Trans-Saharan Slave Trade
                  European or American Slave-Ship Port
                  Large Slave-Trade Port In Africa
                  Sorting and Distribution Center
                  Raiding Zone
                  Slave Import Zone
                  Supply Source Of The Trans-Atlantic
                  Slave Trade
                  Percentage Of Deported Slaves
http://                             http://wiki.answers.com/Q/
www.richmondneighborhoods.org/     How_did_slavery_start#ixz
news/Slave_Trail.htm               z1EyxY8CKj

http://www.google.com/search?      http://www.my-father-was-
hl=en&safe=active&defl=en&q=define   a-slave.com/slave-
:Slave                             pictures.html
+auction&sa=X&ei=Sr9nTfK_MMe4tg
ezzIjmAw&ved=0CBcQkAE              http://library.thinkquest.org/
                                   CR0212661/id19.htm
http://ed101.bu.edu/StudentDoc/
current/ED101sp09/apaez/           http://www.learnnc.org/lp/
LIfestlyes.html                    multimedia/8863

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Slave auction

  • 2. What is a Slave Auction? Slavery refers to a dominant person owning a submissive person as their property. It is a exchange of power between individuals.
  • 3. Why was there Slavery? Slavery started as a means of using people as a trade for items such as Tobacco, Sugar and Cotton. It started when the British captured free African tribes and transported them upon slave ships in numbers of 400 or more. The slaves were then transported to the West Indies where they were sold to the owners of plantations, the goods-and some slaves-were then transported back to Britain.
  • 4. The Slave Trade Triangle The triangle went from Europe to Africa, and than to America. Many people died while on their journey’s after being traded. Most of the people died from; murder the length of the trip diseases the waiting on the ships trauma (they went crazy) waiting in african forts packing rebellions escape suicide
  • 5. The Slave Route Sugar, Coffee, Cotton, Tobacco Cheap Jewlery ect, weapons Trans-At;antic Slave Trade Trans-Saharan Slave Trade European or American Slave-Ship Port Large Slave-Trade Port In Africa Sorting and Distribution Center Raiding Zone Slave Import Zone Supply Source Of The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Percentage Of Deported Slaves
  • 6. http:// http://wiki.answers.com/Q/ www.richmondneighborhoods.org/ How_did_slavery_start#ixz news/Slave_Trail.htm z1EyxY8CKj http://www.google.com/search? http://www.my-father-was- hl=en&safe=active&defl=en&q=define a-slave.com/slave- :Slave pictures.html +auction&sa=X&ei=Sr9nTfK_MMe4tg ezzIjmAw&ved=0CBcQkAE http://library.thinkquest.org/ CR0212661/id19.htm http://ed101.bu.edu/StudentDoc/ current/ED101sp09/apaez/ http://www.learnnc.org/lp/ LIfestlyes.html multimedia/8863

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