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Mapping the Triangular Trade: Routes and Commodities
Trace the triangular trade routes connecting the Americas, Europe, and Africa, identifying goods traded at each stage.
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Slavery, the Middle Passage, and Colonial Labor
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Examine the origins, expansion, and institutionalization of slavery across the colonies, the transatlantic slave trade, and forms of Black resistance.
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