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  1. AP African American Studies
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What were the causes and effects of increased trade between West African kingdoms and Portugal?

Cause: Desire for gold, goods, and enslaved people. Effect: Increased wealth for some African kingdoms and expansion of the slave trade.

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What were the causes and effects of increased trade between West African kingdoms and Portugal?

Cause: Desire for gold, goods, and enslaved people. Effect: Increased wealth for some African kingdoms and expansion of the slave trade.

What were the causes and effects of Portuguese colonization of Atlantic islands?

Cause: Desire for agricultural production. Effect: Establishment of a model for slave labor-based economies in the Americas.

What were the causes and effects of the growth of African presence in Iberian cities?

Cause: Increased trade and enslavement. Effect: Rise in the Sub-Saharan African population in Iberian port cities.

What does the Chafariz d'El-Rey artwork depict?

A diverse gathering of people in Lisbon, including enslaved Africans, free Black residents, and Europeans.

What is the significance of the Chafariz d'El-Rey?

It is a valuable primary source for understanding racial dynamics and social hierarchies in 16th-century Lisbon.

What does the Chafariz d'El-Rey challenge?

It challenges simplistic narratives about European-African interactions by highlighting the presence and varied roles of Africans in urban European settings.

What does the Chafariz d'El-Rey illustrate?

It illustrates the multicultural nature of Portugal's capital during the Age of Exploration.

What key features are present in the Chafariz d'El-Rey?

It shows a diverse gathering of people around a public fountain, including enslaved Africans, free Black residents, and Europeans.

Define: Kingdom of Kongo

A powerful West African kingdom that engaged in trade with Portugal, gaining wealth and influence.

Define: Kingdom of Benin

Another West African kingdom that prospered through trade with the Portuguese.

Define: Trans-Saharan Trade

Traditional trade routes across the Sahara Desert, bypassed by Portuguese trade.

Define: Plantation System

An agricultural system relying on large-scale production, often using enslaved labor.

Define: Atlantic Slave Trade

The forced transportation of millions of Africans to the Americas for enslavement.

Define: Iberian Peninsula

The peninsula in southwestern Europe composed of Spain and Portugal.

Define: Diplomacy

The profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations.

Define: Colonization

The action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.

Define: Transatlantic

Crossing or extending across the Atlantic Ocean.

Define: Primary Source

A document or physical object which was written or created during the time under study.