Transatlantic slave trade

Transatlantic Slave Trade Stations Gallery Walk Primary Secondary Sources

This product is a set of learning stations made up of a variety of primary and secondary sources, including passages, images, maps, charts, and a video. Students will use the information presented at each station to answer the corresponding questions on the student answer sheet. Number of stations: 12 (some stations have multiple related sources). Suggestions for use: •Recommended: Hang stations around the room to get students up and moving •No room?: Make a copy of the stations for each coop

Transatlantic Slave Trade Close Reading Comprehension Activity | 5th & 6th Grade

A close reading passage with a teacher presentation, comprehension and grammar questions, a multiple choice quiz, a crossword puzzle and a wordsearch about the Transatlantic Slave Trade . The NO PREP informational text worksheets are perfect for students in fifth grade or sixth grade. Students will learn key facts about the era whilst working on their comprehension skills. Included in this PDF printable resource:A teacher presentation to introduce the subjectAn informational textA comprehensio

Transatlantic Slave Trade Student Map and Questions

I designed this map activity along with accompanying questions to engage students in actively recreating a historical map, fostering both spatial understanding and critical thinking skills. Students are tasked with recreating the map on their worksheets, using colored pencils with attention to detail. To facilitate this process, I project the map at the front of the classroom, allowing students to reference it as they work and providing assistance to those who require closer examination. I have

Transatlantic Slave Trade : Google Slides (SS6H1)

Presentation to help students grasp the basic facts of the Transatlantic Slave Trade . I have included a link to the Ted-Ed Video of the Transatlantic Slave Trade (you can download my free video questions to the video here). Powerpoint Includes: Vocabulary Introduction Pre-Lesson Questions Who?What? When?Where?Why?How?

Middle Passage Transatlantic Slave Trade Primary Source Investigation

In this resource on the Middle Passage and Atlantic Slave Trade , students are led through a plethora of primary documents that plunge them right into the realities suffered by enslaved Africans on the Middle Passage. Students examine primary source evidence, analyze pictures and maps, and detail three different accounts from those involved in the Atlantic Slave Trade . This resource includes a paper in-class version and a 1:1 Google compatible version to be used in conjunction with Google Classro

Transatlantic Slave Trade : Two Primary Source Documents and Graphic Organizer

The Transatlantic Slave Trade – Primary Sources ActivityBring a deep and thought-provoking exploration of the Transatlantic Slave Trade to your classroom with this engaging primary source activity. Using firsthand accounts from *Thoughts and Sentiments on the Evil and Wicked Traffic of the Slavery and Commerce of the Human Species* by Ottobah Cugoano and *The History of Mary Prince, a West Indian Slave *, students will gain a profound understanding of the experiences endured by those affected by

The History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade - Reading Comprehension

This Reading Comprehension worksheet is suitable for beginner to proficient ESL learners. The text explores the history of the Transatlantic Slave trade and the effects it had on the development of the African continent. After carefully reading the text, students are required to complete some comprehension exercises including comprehension questions, True or False exercises, a definitions match and a fun crossword. This worksheet can also be used for IGCSE, TOEFL vocabulary building purposes. T

Transatlantic Slave Trade : Reading and Questions (SS6H1)

This product will engage and help your students to understand how the Transatlantic Slave Trade impacted the world. Through the readings and activities, students will be able to develop their own ethical morals, interpret the influence of the slave trade , and analyze a challenging topic. This product can be used in various ways and for all types of learners. This Product Includes:• Introduction- See, Think Wonder: Students will analyze two images of slave ship diagrams and write about what they

BUNDLE: Transatlantic Slave Trade Resources (SS6H1)

Transatlantic Slave Trade : Reading and Questions (SS6H1)This product will engage and help your students to understand how the Transatlantic Slave Trade impacted the world. Through the readings and activities, students will be able to develop their own ethical morals, interpret the influence of the slave trade , and analyze a challenging topic. This product can be used in various ways and for all types of learners. This Product Includes:• Introduction- See, Think Wonder: Students will analyze two

Transatlantic 'Triangular' Slave Trade - Engaging Slides and Handouts

This highly visual, engaging PPT breaks down the slave trade . Students produce a map detailing the Transatlantic 'Triangular' Slave Trade while you go through the slides. The PPT includes: * Africa geography warm-up * Niger river trading list * List of African proverbs * Imperialism map with explanation and Africa split up by European country * Pictures and description of the middle passage * Different types of 'Africans' * Origins and explanation of ebonics * comparison of standard english

The Transatlantic Slave Trade

Use these materials to teach students about the origins, major practices, and consequences of the transatlantic slave trade . These materials do not focus on slavery within the United States. Instead, they are designed to show students the wider impacts of slavery both on the Old and New Worlds. Included are lessons on the following topics: 1 - The Origins of the Slave Trade . 2 - Slavery in Medieval Africa. 3 - The Triangular Trade . 4 - Sugar Plantations. 5 - Impacts of the Slave Trade . 6 - Sl

Interactive Simulation: Transatlantic Slave Trade

Interactive Simulation: Transatlantic Slave TradeThis is one of my favorite lessons of the year! It is impactful and eye opening for students to see such an interactive simulation of the slave trade and its impact!This is a great one day interactive simulation about the trans-atlantic slave trade . All you need to do is post the graphic organizer below in Google Classroom, or print it out on paper and share the link with students to get to the simulation. Once my students are done I like to have

Transatlantic Slave Trade Lesson Plan | Effect on West Africa | Slavery

In this lesson students investigate the effect the transatlantic slave trade had on Africa. They learn about the rise and fall and W. African Empires, interactions between the Portuguese and people of the Kongo. Students will learn that the thriving empires of W. Africa were destroyed by the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade . What's Included?A 3 Page PDF worksheet (Want as Google Doc? Click Here) Everything you need to teach the lesson below. Want to save BIG on this lesson? Save 20% below!https://w

The Transatlantic Slave Trade

This PowerPoint examines the transatlantic slave trade . It looks at: • Why the transatlantic slave trade occurred and why Africa was a target • The capture • The conditions for slaves on the Middle passage • The arrival and auction • Slave memories • Primary sources • Life on the plantations • Effects of the slave trade The PowerPoint includes 4 embedded YouTube videos. 47 slides in total. Useful for any teacher examining Movement of Peoples and the transatlantic slave trade .

Transatlantic Slave Trade | Slavery | World History | Full Unit

This bundle of resources teaches slavery from a global perspective. First students learn about the origin of colonialism in the new world. This sets the stage for understanding why the transatlantic slave trade began. Students understand the larger context that slavery was part of, colonialism. In this unit students see how Portuguese and Spanish colonizers first exploited the labor of Native Americans and then shifted their focus to the transatlantic slave trade . Students will learn about slave

Trans Atlantic Slave Trade and Middle Passage Primary Source Analysis

This primary source analysis is suitable for a high school U.S. history class studying the trans-Atlantic slave trade and Middle Passage. The lesson's focus (how bias, perspective, word choice, and tone impact the history we read) is reached through a reading and analysis of 6 primary sources - 3 from enslaved Africans and 3 from Europeans that transported slaves. The lesson includes background, directions and a pre-lesson question for students; excerpts of 6 sources (each followed by 5-6 q

13 Colonies:PowerPoint:Slavery in the New World: Trans-Atlantic_Slave_Trade

Animated PowerPoint with transitions 14 slides Teacher Notes included on PowerPoint Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Slaves Map colonies Africa Plantations Raw Materials Triangular Trade Routes African Slave Trade Slave Economy The Middle Passage Slave Bill of Sale c-scope Cscope Texas US History Coaching History

The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

The Trans-Atlantic Slave TradeI have spent years building up lessons and my goal has always been to make lessons engaging, multicultural, relevant, and thought provoking.This lesson is so rewarding and the benefits of it include getting students:Ready to learnIn the mindset to think criticallyEngage with one anotherDebateQuestion ShareDevelopment empathyLearn from unfamiliar historical events This is a fantastic 1 day lesson that will help you to provide a more in-depth understanding of the tran

Crash Course Black American History: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Worksheet

This resource contains video questions for Episode 1: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade of the Crash Course Black American History series. There are 23 open response and fill in the blank questions and an accompanying teacher answer key. I hope you and your students enjoy this resource! This resource includes both a PDF version of the video questions, as well as a digital Easel Activity for distance learning or paperless classrooms. If you liked this resource, please consider rating and revi

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Picture Sequence

This is a great activity for an introduction to a unit on Slavery, however, it could be used throughout a unit. This is a photo sequence activity where students will place 5 illustrations in the correct order. Then they will add three additional illustrations to their sequence, using photo clues to fit it into the correct order. There is an additional activity idea included but does not have to be done with the picture sequence. There are three parts to this activity: 1. Sequencing first the

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Webquest

Students will read a text that gives them background information on the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade . They will answer a series of questions related to the text. Students will then analyze an interactive map depicting the slave trade . Students will be able to explore and research the different slave ships and the information that is available about each ship. Students will answer a series of reflective questions based on this activity and map. Students will be required to analyze and draw inferen

British, African & US History - The Transatlantic Slave Trade 6 Lesson Bundle

This bundle is an opportunity to purchase the full collection of my lessons so far about the Transatlantic Slave Trade . Please carefully read the list of lessons below so you are aware of the lessons you are about to purchase: Every lesson is fully resourced and contains a wide range of activities, tasks, engaging background information, fact sheets and printable resources - all aimed at students between the ages of 10-15. All lessons offer challenge as well as accessible activities and inform

African Diaspora (Forced Migration, Transatlantic Slave Trade , Heritage)

African Diaspora (Forced Migration, Transatlantic Slave Trade , Heritage)The main idea of this lesson is to explore the African origins, ancient civilizations, and the preservation of African cultural heritage in the Americas and the Caribbean as part of the African diaspora, highlighting the resilience, contributions, and ongoing struggles faced by African descendants throughout history.Student focus: Understand the concept of the African diaspora and its significance in the dispersion of Africa