Abolition of Slavery Slavery in South America The Gold Mines Sugar and Coffee Plantations
100
Spain
Between the years 1810-1826, who fought for independence?
a) Canada
b) Spain
c) France
100
Gold and Silver Mines
Where did the hundreds of enslaved Africans work?
100
Gold (Gold Mines )
What discovery in the 17th-century lead Brazil to refocus on its economy?
100
The Early 18th Century
When was coffee introduced as a crop in Brazil?
a) The late 14th-century
b) The early 19th-century
c) The early 18th century
200
The 19th Century
When did Spain's power start to slip away?
a) 19th century
b) 14th century
c) 17th century
200
Over 3.6 Million
How many enslaved Africans did they transport?
a) Over 3.6 Million
b) 2500
c) Under 300
200
Brazil
Africans were seized from their homelands and forced to make the middle passage in what country's gold mines?
a) Brazil
b) Spain
c) Britain
200
1.5 Million
How many Africans did Brazil import to work in coffee plantations?
a) 2.3 Million
b) 1.5 Million
c) 5.1 Million
300
The 19th Century
In what century did the newly independent countries prohibit black immigration?
a) 12th-century
b) 21st-century
c) 19th century
300
Over 400 Years
How long were Africans the foundation of slavery in the South and Central America?
a) Under 400 years
b) Over 400 years
c) 400 years
300
The Gold Rush
What caused the Brazils volume of trade in enslaved Africans to skyrocket?
300
The 17th Century
In what century was there more than half a million Africans working in labor-intensive sugarcane plantations?
a) The 13th Century
b) The 15th Century
c) The 17th Century
400
Less than 1%
Less than 1%
In Latin America, what percent of the population did blacks make?
a) 100%
b) less than 1%
c) more than 20%
400
5 Million
How many enslaved Africans were taken from their homelands between the years 1519-1870?
a) 1 Million
b) 10 Million
c) 5 Million
400
The South American Colony
What colony imported 354 000 enslaved Africans between the years 1741-1760?
a) The North West Colony
b) The South American Colony
c) The East Colony
400
It helped keep the prices of refined sugar low
In what way did the massive amount of labor in Brazil's sugarcane plantations help the economy?






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