This image is a map of the slave trade. All of the slaves were forced to go to America and the west indies. The reason why they went to the west indies.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

There are 3 main primary chords and they are: C, F and G. Arpeggio chords are also known as Broken Chords. CCCC FFCC GFCC These notes are played one after.

Advertisements

Triangular Trading This map will show the shipping routes and trading good from each nation. Thirteen Colonies England & Europe Africa West Indies Show.

The 12 bar blues and slavery

By Maida 8G1 Blues music & slavery. About the slaves Thousands of Africans went to America in the 18 th and 19 th century because they were going to be.

Atlantic Slave Trade. Causes of the Slave Trade Europeans needed cheap laborers in South and Central America because many of the Native Americans had.

Aim: How did the Atlantic slave trade effect Africa? Do Now: What is the legacy of Columbus? Aim: What were the horrors of the Atlantic slave trade? Do.

In the 18 th century, the black people from Africa was forced to become slaves. They were taken from Africa to America. The Blues music helped to express.

The Blues Music And Slavery The Blues Music was about The Slave Trade. Thousands of African-Americans were involved in The Slave Trade during the 18 th.

Bell Ringer What are the similarities and differences between the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies? List them!

Slaves and blues music.. Type of instruments they played The types of instruments the blue’s used were jawbones, finger tips, sticks and scarping their.

Life in the English Colonies

Agenda Map Quiz (Content quiz Thursday) Joint Stock Companies African Slave Trade Homework is due Friday!

The Beginning of the Slave Trade. Aim: Understand how the discovery of sugar played a key role in the development of the Slave Trade. Success Criteria:

The Slave Experience - Capture. Aim: Consider the experience of Africans who were captured and taken into slavery. Success Criteria: You will produce.

History of Blues & Jazz Many many years ago in the 18 th -19 centuries, thousands of black Africans were taken as slaves from Africa to America. They travelled.

Using film to learn about the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

12 bar blues By Isheka Frame 8A1 Blues music was important to slaves because that’s the only tool to keep them going. Drums were the most popular interment's.

African Society and Culture

QOD 2.1: Please Read Beginning the Story with Prince Henry pg )Why would finding a sea route to the Indies help the Portuguese in their trade with.

Colonial Life By: Jessie, Will, Ryan, Josh, Aidan Gabe.

How it started: The origins of spirituals go back much further than the blues, usually dating back to the 18 th and 19 th century, when the slaves were.

The first part of the blues was the arpeggio chords. The arpeggio chords were also known as the broken chords. This included three primary chords which.

Thousand of African people were forced to go to America in the 18 th and 19 th century to become slaves. Life was made horrible for them because they.

Life in the English Colonies

SLAVES, BLUES AND JAZZ The history of:. WHAT WAS THE SLAVE TRADE? This map shows where the Americans brought the black African slaves from Africa Thousands.

Thesis: First Sentence Thesis: First Sentence The age of exploration is a period from 1400 to 1600 in which Europeans traveled the rest of the world in.

The Atlantic Slave Trade

SPAIN BUILDS AN AMERICAN EMPIRE

What is the 12 bar blues? The 12-bar blues or blues changes is one of the most prominent chord progressions in popular music. The blues progression has.

12 Bar Blues C CEGA C CEGA C CEGA C CEGA F FACD F FACD C CEGA C CEGA G GBDE F FACD C CEGA C CEGA GGG Rest and Count 1, 2 C3D These 3 notes are played.

The Blues Music The 12 Bar Blues and Slavery. By Annabel rainbird 8h2.

Explorers of the New World Hernando Cortez Sir Francis Drake Captain James Cook Prince Henry the Navigator.

The Atlantic Slave Trade

By Pelumi Adewoye.. Blue is a musical genre that was originated in African- American communities around the 19 th Century. Blues songs express the unhappy.

An economic system based on colonial trade

Arpeggio Chords FUN FACT: This word comes from the Italian word "arpeggiare", which means "to play on a harp". The 12 Bar Blues are made up of a combination.

This Accursed Trade Why was there a Slave Trade?

The African slaves use to make music using a few drums/musical instrument which was usually made by hand. Below are a few images of the drums the Africans.

The Slave Trade Video Clip : The Middle Passage Performing Blues Together.

Blues Music What is blues music? Where did blues and jazz start? What are two of the chords? Jamilla Dauda.

12 BAR BLUES The 12 bar blues or blues changes is one of the most important chord progressions in popular music. The blues progression has a distinctive.

Why do British ports do well?. Bristol Position on West Coast gave it an advantage over London. Bristol merchants had close ties with African slave traders.

. The arpeggio cords are also known as blue, red and green. ♥ The three primary chords are C, F and G. ♥ The secondary notes are: (notes that make up.

Triangular Trade and the Middle Passage

C... c e g a C... c e g a C... c e g a C... c e g a F... f a c d F... f a c d C... c e g a C... c e g a G... g b d e F... f a c d C... c e g a C... c.

The Blues and Slavery By Abigail Boghurst 8H1. The Twelve Bar Blues The Twelve Bar Blues is a well known type of music which was started by the black.

Slaves from West Africa were transported to the West Indies Life was horrible for slaves as they suffered the long journey and forced to work against.

THIS IS A PIECE OF MUSIC THAT HAS A LENGTH OF 12 BARS.

Slavery in South Carolina. What is Slavery? Slavery is when one person is owned by another person. A slave is told what to do by his or her master.

The 12 Bar Blues consists of 3 pieces of music: chords, melody line, scale. Chords- The 12 Bar Blues have 3 primary chords and they are C, F and G. The.

Slavery Archer Slaves During the Colonial Period Political: Slaves had no rights or political voice. Economic: Labor of the Plantation system.

Chapter 6: Life in the English Colonies

The Blues. Blues Music Blues is an African-American genre that concsists a wide range of emotions and musical styles. “Feeling blue” is expressed in songs.

THE SONGS OF SLAVERY AND SORROW During the 18 th and 19 th centuries a few millions to 100,000,000 of African people became slaves and went to America.

Limbo – page 5. African culture About the shameful time of the slave trade White Europeans captured Africans & took them on slave ships to America.

Agricultural South.

The Atlantic Slave Trade

Atlantic Slave Trade.

Stono Rebellion 8-1.4: Explain the significance of enslaved and free Africans in the developing culture and economy of the South and South Carolina, including.

Slavery in South Carolina

Triangular Trade and the Navigation Acts

Atlantic Slave Trade

AGE OF colonization Unit 2 VOCABULARY WORDS

West and Central Africa

Teacher Notes Use this template presentation to introduce Enslaved Africans TEKS 5.12 A and 5.26C. This template can be used in conjunction with the History.

Triangular Trade Activity

Slavery in the Colonies

Presentation transcript:

This image is a map of the slave trade. All of the slaves were forced to go to America and the west indies. The reason why they went to the west indies as well as America is because a white man was in charge of the west indies. Music played a very important in the slaves life and the reason is that it was a way of life and to express their unhappiness. The thing that made Africa slaves life's horrible was by sailing in ships and sold to work on farms with no break.

The popular instrument they played was the drums and it was played exciting rhymes.jawbones became scrappers when the teeth were scraped with keys or metal objects. The off beat rhythm is a jangling with a rhythm. A list of all the instruments played were shakers,hands,drums,fingertips, sticks,bones and jawbones. Jawbones

The slaves were set free in 1865.