Overseers | | Place where slaves were mainly relied on to raise and harvest sugar |
Native Americans | | A system where people were forced to work their whole lives for free |
Profits | | The colonies with the smallest need for slaves due to less farming |
Agriculture | | A judgment about a whole group of people |
Slave traders | | Colonists relied on slaves to drain, build dikes for, and harvest this crop |
Racism | | A large farm or estate usually with many slaves that raised the crops |
West Indies | | Journey made by slaveships across the Atlantic Ocean |
Middle Passage | | Third main place where slaves were taken to from the Middle Passage that was mostly occupied by British |
Artisans | | Slaves that were skilled and usually had less supervision |
South America | | The process of selling or trading people who were taken to be slaves |
British Colonies | | People who watched over the slaves |
Tobacco | | Slaves with no skills that usually worked the fields |
Southern Colonies | | The colonies that relied mainly on slaves to do the work |
Rice | | The production of crops, livestock, or poultry |
Africa | | Continent where most slaves were brought from |
Indentured Servants | | The continent located directly south of North America |
Slave Trade | | An opinion formed about somthing or someone without fair judgment |
Middle Colonies | | People that sold and traded the slaves |
Slavery | | Belief that one race is better then others |
Discrimination | | Colonies that relied on slavery for production of crops such as wheat |
Northern Colonies | | Money or somthing gained from selling, trading, ect... |
Plantations | | A popular crop grown from leaves |
Sterotypes | | People who worked for free for a certain amount of time in exchange for free passage to America |
Unskilled | | People the colonists originally tried to enslave but they knew the land and escaped |