What were the effects of the trans-Atlantic slave trade on African states and societies?
What will be an ideal response?
Discuss the harm done to societies in different parts of Africa, the effects of modern weapons, the economic changes, the states that prospered by cooperating with Europeans, and how these consequences compared to those of the Arab Muslim slave trade in Africans.
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Archeological evidence found at Great Zimbabwe suggests
a. a very rudimentary society. b. the possibility that the region was ruled by non-Africans. c. that the region was governed by great queens. d. links to the trading kingdoms of East Africa. e. that the people living there were devout Muslims.
The Jesuits aroused the hostility of the Brazilian planters by their
A) opposition to black slavery. B) insistence on complete freedom for indigenous peoples. C) program for settling indigenous converts in Jesuit mission villages. D) defense of interracial marriages.
What type of impact did gender have on the organization of fifteenth-century African society? How was it similar or different to that of North American and Mesoamerican peoples of the same period?
What will be an ideal response?
The Great Wagon Road led settlers and commerce from Pennsylvania to __________
A) western New York and the Great Lakes B) the Ohio River Valley C) New England D) the Piedmont of central Carolina