Works like the autobiography of Olaudah Equiano helped expose a. the brutal conditions of slavery
b. the benefits of triangle trade
c. the flaws of the popular abolition movement
d. the economic value of the plantation system

Which of the following about slavery in ancient Rome is correct?
a. Both nobles and common people owned slaves in Rome.
b. Roman slaves were often paid according to their tasks.
c. Slaves in Rome were treated like family members.
d. The majority of military soldiers in Rome were slaves.

Why did the Atlantic slave trade from Africa begin?
a. Africans needed military protection from the Europeans during the war.
b. American landowners needed more slaves to farm their tobacco fields.
c. European factories needed cotton from America to make their textiles.
d. European powers needed African workers for their sugar plantations.

How did the slave trade impact Africa?

a. Despite population loss due to the slave trade, Africa became very powerful due to military protection and weapons received from Europe.
b. Because of trade negotiations through triangular trade, African leaders formed new political bonds with other nations and became super powers in the region.
c. Even though millions of Africans were enslaved, due to new crops that improved Africans’ health, the slave trade did not reduce the overall population of Africa.
d. Africa’s population decreased dramatically due to the number of slaves sold and forced to involuntarily migrate from Africa to the Americas.

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