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Experiential Activity History Alive! Experiential Activity The Middle Passage

Triangular Trade Routes & Mercantilism

Cargo hold of a slave ship Slaves were loaded in a loose pack or tight pack

Middle Passage 2.3A Middle Passage — the route slaves took between Africa & America on the triangular trade route. Slaves were traded for: guns, rum, tobacco Toubob -white slave traders Slatee - African slave traders

Captured Africans Coffle – a chained line of captured Africans or slaves

Slave Trade 2.3B Slave trade was common in Africa. Slaves were captured by other tribes & sold into slavery. coffle— A line of chained slaves

Slave Market on the African Coast

West Africa Slave Market Slaves were often mistreated and considered chattel (property). Branding was common practice

Hold of a Slave Ship

On Deck

Hold of a Slave Ship 2.3D CONDITIONS in the hold of the ship: crowded, hot, dark, unsanitary conditions and slaves were fed terrible food RESULTS: sickness, disease, and death

Slave Rebellion at Sea

Rebelling Slaves Thrown Overboard

Fear of Rebellion 2.3E Fear of rebellion caused traders to keep slaves in the hold for long periods of time.

Public Auction of Slaves

Selling Slaves 2.3F Slaves were often confused due to language barriers, causing poor communication. Inspected like farm animals Sold to the highest bidder

Contemporary Slave Trade takes place in Trucks and Container Ships