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21 Triangular Trade Route
Europe Manufactured goods (beads, cloth, guns) The Americas Cotton, sugar, tobacco, molasses, rum Africa slaves

22 Triangular Trade Route
B C “The Middle Passage” Triangular Trade Route

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24 Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Brazil million Spanish Empire million Carribbean 3 – 6 million North America .5 – 1 million 10 to 20 million people enslaved

25 The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade “Chattel” Slavery in human history.
is the ONLY period of “Chattel” Slavery in human history. Chattel = to be owned as property; i.e. cattle

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