AAMS 300 Revision Exam Questions And Answers Already Passed.
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Module
AAMS
Institution
AAMS
Great Empires (West Africa) - Answer Ghana (1st)
Mali
Songhay/songhai
Political and economic organizations - Answer Family, Clan state, kingdom and more
When was the first AAMS class started? - Answer 1968, San Fran,
Africa "Dark Continent" - Answer Being taught the bad about Afr...
AAMS 300 Revision Exam Questions And Answers Already Passed.
Great Empires (West Africa) - Answer Ghana (1st)
Mali
Songhay/songhai
Political and economic organizations - Answer Family, Clan state, kingdom and more
When was the first AAMS class started? - Answer 1968, San Fran,
Africa "Dark Continent" - Answer Being taught the bad about Africa
Driving forces behind the T.A.S.T - Answer The Renaissance
The Commercial Revolution
Demand for Goods
Competing interest in the Trade - Answer Portugal
Spain
Netherlands
France
English
Dutch
Alexander Falconbridge - Answer name of the slave ship doctor turned abolitionist
Advantages of enslaving African - Answer Cheaper than other forced labor
Could be purchased outright Could hold more rigid methods of punishments
Easier to catch if escaped
Resistance of enslavement - Answer Kill
Poison
Fight people that subjugated them
Escape
Sabotage
Theft
Rebellion of enslavement - Answer 1712- New York (Set fire to town to trick killing white people)
1739- Stono Rebellion 1811- New Orleans Revolt (Established an independent black republic)
Impact of the trade - Answer Depopulation
The loss of human potential
Economic development in Europe
Underdevelopment in Africa
Seasoning - Answer a period of adjustment to a new environment, like with the slaves
Slave Codes - Answer Laws that controlled the lives of enslaved African Americans and denied them basic rights.
The codification of slave laws justified the racial basis for slavery - Answer Slave codes
Virginia Slave Code - Answer free or slave status of children born in the colony
would depend on the condition of their mother—that is, a slave mother's children would be
slaves. Protecting further the institution of slavery, a law in 1667 removed all opportunity for
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