§4.5 Slavery

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Previous learning goal
What was the 
American Revolution?

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§4.4 Revolution in America!
Complete the exercises on the worksheet by ONLY using your summary.

How? Individually and silently.
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§4.5 Slavery

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Learning goal
Why did certain European countries dominate the slave trade, and how did slavery function?
Write the learning goals down in your notebook!

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African and Arabian slavery

The Portuguese encountered slavery in West Africa, where the African slave trade, run by Arabs and Africans, already existed.

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Triangular trade
The transatlantic slave trade was part of the triangular trade, ensuring ships carried slaves, goods, and products efficiently across continents.
Triangle = NL: driehoek

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Workers needed!
Plantation farming in the Americas required labour, leading European colonists to rely on the African slave trade for workers.

Why didn't they use Indians?

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Sold and shipped to America
Watch the video and answer these questions.

  • What was life like on the plantations in America?
  • Why were slaves dehumanised?
To dehumanise someone means 
in Dutch: ''iemand niet meer als mens te behandelen.''

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Movement to end slavery
Abolitionism was a movement against slavery, leading to its ban in Europe and its colonies.


Abolitionism comes from the verb ''to abolish'' (NL: afschaffen).

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