The things to learn from the Atlantic slave Trade from this map are the trading routes, cash crops, slaves and so on.
The Atlantic slave Trade
- The Atlantic slave trade is a triangular trade that started in the 15th century.
- African men, women and children were captured from Africa and sold in the Caribbean islands, Europe and America as slaves.
- The majority of slaves in America and Caribbean islands worked in plantations.
- The map shows the population of African slaves shipped to different regions.
- The map shows the major seaports in America and Africa where trade was conducted.
- The cash crops like rice, cotton, tobacco, coffee and sugar grown in North and South America.
- Slaves also worked in mines of gold and silver in South America.
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