Triangular Trade, Middle Passage, & The French & Indian War

a ship on the Middle Passage

"I was soon put down under the decks. . . . The closeness of the place, and the heat of the climate, added to the number in the ship, which was so crowded that each had scarcely room to turn himself, almost suffocated us." This passage by a young African forced by slave traders to take the journey from Africa to the West Indies describes the conditions of _________.

rum, sugar, cotton, tobacco & molasses

In this stage of the Triangular trade slaves from Africa were traded to the Americas for these raw materials & manufactured goods

furniture and clothes

In this stage of the Triangular trade the 13 Colonies traded raw materials (lumber and cotton) to the English for manufactured goods such as

iron & gold

In this stage of the triangular trade the British traded beer & guns to Africa for these raw materials

Fur Trapping & Trading

One reason why the British wanted the French land was because they wanted the profits the French gained from this industry

North America

The French & Indian War was fought because the British & French were competing for land in ________________________________ (continent)

French & British

The French & Indian war was fought between the ________________________

Middle Passage

The stage of the triangular trade where slaves from Africa were taken to the America's (13 colonies & the West Indies) in exchange for other goods was known as

France

This country lost the French & Indian War and thus lost their colony in North America

The British (England)

This country won the French & Indian War and thus dominated most of North America

Native Americans

This group was friendly with the French and fought on the French's side during the French & Indian war

dysentary

This is a disease that many Africans slaves died from while on the Middle Passage. The disease was caused from slaves having to lay in their own filth.

Triangular Trade

Trade routes that ran between the 13 British Colonies, West Africa, West Indies, and England was known as

manufactured goods

finished goods, when resources are used to make/produce a product such as clothes and furniture

after the French & Indian War

the colonial boundaries of North America on this map existed

before the French & Indian War

the colonial boundaries of North America on this map existed

raw materials

unfinished goods/resources from the ground such as lumber and cotton