1. The New World (1492)
1.1. Christopher Columbus
1.1.1. Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. Once he found the New World Wanted to bring some Indians back to Spain to show Ferdinand and Isabella what they have discovered.
1.1.1.1. Clombus and his settlers planned to enslave the indians and find gold.
1.1.1.2. the Indians were treated very badly by Columbus.
1.1.1.2.1. When Columbus brought the Africans and Native Americans. The view of the difference between the Europeans and non-Europeans affected the social, political, and economic relationship.
1.2. The Colombian exchange (slave trade)
1.2.1. Trades slaves and other food or materialistic things from the New World to the Old World.
1.3. From 1500-1501, San Domingo that is now today the Dominican Republic, was the New Worlds first international slave port.
2. Start of The Civil War (April 12, 1861)
2.1. the division between North and South
3. Source: Kennedy, David M., et al. American pageant. twelfth ed., Cengage Learning, 2015.
3.1. one pagers
3.1.1. Notes
3.1.1.1. Ms. Dividu's power point
4. The colonization of America and Slavery
4.1. The North v.s. South Plantations
4.1.1. the north uses indenture servants.
4.1.2. the south uses slaves.
4.2. West Indies
4.2.1. It became a norm of life during the time that landowners had sugar, tobacco, and cotton fields and the Native American would work on those fields.
4.2.1.1. Black slaves outnumbered white settlers.
5. Slavery from 1607-1692
5.1. Colonial Slavery
5.1.1. the rough conditions they went through.
5.1.1.1. in the South, always hot and forced to work the fields.
5.1.1.1.1. they would be beaten or wiped is they didn't listen to their master.
5.2. Africans in America
5.2.1. 400,000 of African Americans ended up in North America after 1700.
5.2.1.1. In the early 1619, African Americans were brought to Jamestown.
5.2.1.1.1. In the late 1670, there was only about 2,000 blacks in Virginia.
5.2.2. The deep south the conditions for a slave were hostile to health. The labor there was also life-draining.
5.3. From Africa to North America
5.3.1. The Middle Passage
5.3.1.1. It was a ship that transported African Americans over seas to the New World.
5.4. Southern Society
5.4.1. The social, political, and economic gap between blacks and whites was very large. There was a major difference of status between a slave and a white settler.
6. Colonial Society and the start of the Revolution
6.1. The mixing of races
6.1.1. there were two racial mix groups.
6.1.1.1. Zambo is a mix of European and African (Slave)
6.1.1.2. Mestizo is a mix of European and Native (Indigenous person)
6.2. the slave population in 1720
6.2.1. The population of females in the Chesapeake slave population grew, making family life possible.
7. During the Revolution
7.1. African- Americans were slaves
7.1.1. they were poor and had a position of a slave for life