History- Slave Trade

Trans-Saharan Slave Trade

Trade route transporting slaves across the Sahara Desert.

Triangular Trade

Trade system between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Ibn Battuta

Famous Islamic traveler and scholar from Morocco.

Slave Resistance

Efforts by enslaved people to resist captivity.

Sokoto Caliphate

Islamic state in West Africa, influential in slave trade.

Queen Nzinga

African leader known for resisting Portuguese colonization.

Amistad Uprising

1839 slave rebellion on a Spanish ship.

Alfonso I

King of Kongo who engaged in slave trade.

Dona Beatriz

Religious leader who resisted slave trade in Africa.

Marabout War

Conflict in Africa over religious and political power.

Middle Passage

Voyage of enslaved Africans to the Americas.

Slave Trade Growth

Increased demand for labor led to more slaves.

Muslim Slave Trade

Trade involving enslaved Muslims by other Muslims.

Senegal Slave Trade

Region known for abundant slave trading activities.

Resistance Methods

Various strategies used by slaves to gain freedom.

Slave Population Estimates

16th century: 250,000; 19th century: 2 million.

Islamic Trade Influence

Islamic traders played a key role in slave trade.

Caravan Trade

Transport of goods and slaves across deserts.

Slave Labor

Enslaved individuals used as a workforce.

Religious Resistance

Opposition to slavery based on religious beliefs.

Slave Ports

Locations where slaves were traded and shipped.