WHAT: THE FORMATION OF THE TRIANGULAR TRADE AND PLANTATION LIFE WHY: CONNECTION TO SS COMPONENTS – GEOGRAPHY, ECONOMICS, SOCIOLOGY DO NOW: WHERE DID SLAVERY.

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WHAT: THE FORMATION OF THE TRIANGULAR TRADE AND PLANTATION LIFE WHY: CONNECTION TO SS COMPONENTS – GEOGRAPHY, ECONOMICS, SOCIOLOGY DO NOW: WHERE DID SLAVERY MOSTLY DEVELOP AND WHAT WERE THE MAJOR REASONS FOR ITS DEVELOPMENT?

I. Plantation life  Owners and overseers abused slaves and slaves lived in bad housing conditions  Different jobs included work on the fields to harvest crops, complete chores in the master’s house and around the plantation  Plantations were self-sufficient (able to provide for itself without any outside help)  Most of the white population did not own plantations with slaves

II. Triangular trade  Exchange of goods and people between Europe, West Africa and the Americas – 17 th and 19 th centuries  Slave trade, raw materials and manufactured goods (products that are made by workers from raw materials)