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One reason that Europeans were able to colonize Africa was because of slavery. Which of the following statements best explains how slavery contributed to the goals of imperialist nations?
a. Slavery reduced the population of African nations making them easier to subdue. Incorrect
b. Slavery promoted inter-tribal warfare in Africa.
c. Both of the above statements are true.
d. Neither of the above statements is true.


Which of the following statements is not true about the Abolition Movement in the United States?
a. Abolitionists were strongest in the Southern states where most slaves were found.
b. Abolitionists were split between those who wanted gradual emancipation and those who wanted to immediately free all slaves and grant them full citizenship rights. Incorrect
c. Abolitionists were strongest in the Northern states where few people benefited directly from slave ownership.
d. Abolitionists included a number of freed slaves who served as conductors on the Underground Railroad or public speakers against slavery.

Which of the following statements best explains why many northern states did not use slaves?
a. Northern states were more industrialized than southern states
b. Northern states were more moral than southern states
c. People living in northern states could simply not afford to own slaves
d. None of the above statements is correct Incorrect

Which of the following best illustrates the triangular trade?
a. A ship left Britain bringing agricultural products to America where it picked up manufactured goods. It then sailed to Africa where it sold the manufactured goods and purchased slaves. The slaves were then brought to Britain for sale. Incorrect
b. A ship left Britain bringing manufactured products to Africa. These were traded for slaves, which were then brought to America. In America the slaves were traded for agricultural products, which were then brought to Britain for sale.
c. A ship left America empty and sailed to Africa. In Africa it picked up slaves, which were shipped to, and sold in America. In America the ship picked up a load of agricultural goods, which it then brought to England for sale.
d. A ship left Africa bringing agricultural goods to America. These were traded for slaves, which were then brought to England for sale. The ship then left England empty bound for Africa.

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The short answer is: transatlantic trade making the best use of the prevailing resources and logistic conditions to generate profit.

The long answer requires a bit more explanation. Look at a world map to follow this. In those days (16th to early 19th century) only sailing ships were used, and it was easier and faster (time was money even in those days) to sail with the prevailing winds or currents. The triangular trade route originally started in the UK (e.g. Liverpool, Bristol or Southhampton) where merchant ships took goods (cloth, iron tools, glass beads, guns) on board, set sail to the south for West Africa (present-day states of Senegal, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Benin, Togo, etc.) traded their goods there for slaves, transported the slaves west across the Atlantic to the Caribbean (e.g. Jamaica) or the US east coast (Georgia, Virginia, etc.), traded the slaves for other goods there (e.g. sugar, cotton, tobacco) and traveled back northeast to the UK ports. The sea route (south, west, northeast) is roughly the shape of a triangle. The traders at each point of the triangle (UK, Africa, Caribbean/Eastern US States) benefited. The slaves, of course, did not.

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Northerners who were business owners bought cotton from the south that was grown and picked by slaves. Factory workers in the north feared that freed slaves might take their jobs for less money. Abolitionists were against slavery. Quakers and Christians were too.

--Northerners thought slavery was bad. Once Uncle Tom's Cabin came out, they became steadfast in their beliefs. The Irish and German immigrants didn't want the slaves to be freed, because the slaves would get paid less than the Irish and German, so the immigrants would lose their jobs. The South wanted slaves because they had to grow cotton and other crops.--

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Which of the following statements is not true about the Abolition Movement in the United States?
Select one:
a. Abolitionists were strongest in the Southern states where most slaves were found.
b. Abolitionists were split between those who wanted gradual emancipation and those who wanted to immediately free all slaves and grant them full citizenship rights.
c. Abolitionists were strongest in the Northern states where few people benefited directly from slave ownership.
d. Abolitionists included a number of freed slaves who served as conductors on the Underground Railroad or public speakers against slavery.

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Abolitionist Movement summary: The Abolitionist movement in the United States of America was an effort to end slavery in a nation that valued personal freedom and believed "all men are created equal." Over time, abolitionists grew more strident in their demands, and slave owners entrenched in response, fueling regional divisiveness that ultimately led to the American Civil War. - See more at: http://www.historynet.com/abolitionist-movement#sthash.n69evXNU.dpuf

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