Chapter 4 - Slavery and Empire, 1441-1770

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Agriculture
________ has sustained large populations and flourishing trade networks and developed kingdoms and states in some areas.
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Atlantic
The slave trade in the ________ started with the Portuguese people in the fifteenth century but only ended in the US by 1808.
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North America
In the eighteenth century, tobacco was by far the only major commodity produced in ________, representing more than a quarter of the value of all colonial exports.
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grains
The ________, flour, meat and milk products produced in Pennsylvania, New York, and New England, and also in Chesapeake.
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Cape Verde
In the sixteenth century, the West African coast, from ________ south to Angola, lived more than 100 different peoples.
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Slavery
________ was fundamental to the Spanish colonial system, but both the church and the crown raised doubts about the Africans 'enslavement.
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1651
Building upon commodities, Parliament adopted between ________ and 1696 a number of Navigation Acts, which established the legal and institutional structure of the colonial system of Great Britain during the 18th century.
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Indian slave trade
The ________ was the most precious part of the Carolina economy.
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British Royal African Company
The ________, which in the 1670s started importing slaves directly into North America, was more than happy to provide workers 'need.
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African descent
By 1700, Virginia had 5, 000 slaves, and the proportion of the ________ in Chesapeake was more than 22 %.
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Slavery
________ had no legal history from England, nor any laws or traditions that would permit or inherit lifetime slavery.