1.5 Global Africans

• The transatlantic slave trade forcibly migrated millions of Africans to the Americas.


  True
• Match the region with its key goods exchanged in African trading networks:

  North Africa ↔️ Gold, salt, textiles

  Sub-Saharan Africa ↔️ Gold, ivory, spices

  Indian Ocean ↔️ Textiles, spices, slaves

  Transatlantic ↔️ Slaves, agricultural products
• Forced migration of Africans primarily occurred through the transatlantic slave trade.

  True
• Global Africans refers to people of African descent who have settled and contributed to societies around the world
• Order the historical factors that shaped global African communities based on their significance and impact:

  1️⃣ Forced migration through the transatlantic slave trade

  2️⃣ Voluntary migration for trade and cultural exchange
• Global Africans have made significant contributions across the world
• What was one key good exchanged in North African trading networks?

  Gold
• Match the trading region with the time period and key goods exchanged:

  North Africa ↔️ Ancient times to present: Gold, salt, textiles

  Sub-Saharan Africa ↔️ 8th-15th century: Gold, ivory, slaves

  Transatlantic ↔️ 16th-19th century: Slaves, agricultural products
• Africans who settled in Europe and Asia during voluntary migrations engaged in trade, cultural exchange, and religious activities
• Global Africans in the Americas preserved their cultural traditions and fought for civil rights
• Order the regions based on the key contributions of Global Africans:

  1️⃣ Americas: Preserved cultural traditions

  2️⃣ Europe: Enriched arts and literature

  3️⃣ Asia: Facilitated cross-cultural trade
• What does the term "Global Africans" refer to?

  People of African descent worldwide
• In which region did Global Africans contribute labor, cultural traditions, and resistance against slavery during the 16th-19th centuries?

  Americas
• African trading networks connected the continent to regions such as the Indian Ocean, Trans-Saharan, and the Transatlantic
• Order the regions based on the historical contributions of Global Africans:

  1️⃣ Americas: Labor, resistance against slavery

  2️⃣ Europe: Arts, literature, politics

  3️⃣ Asia: Trade, cultural exchange
• Match the region with the key contribution of Global Africans during the specified time period:

  Americas (16th-19th century) ↔️ Resistance against slavery

  Europe (18th-20th century) ↔️ Literature

  Asia (Ancient to present) ↔️ Cultural exchange
• What were some reasons Africans voluntarily migrated to Europe and Asia?

  Trade, cultural exchange, religious influence
• Match the region with the key contribution of Global Africans during the specified time period:

  Americas (16th-19th century) ↔️ Cultural traditions

  Europe (18th-20th century) ↔️ Arts

  Asia (Ancient to present) ↔️ Religious influence
• Sub-Saharan Africa traded gold and spices during the 8th-15th century.


  True
• What was the main reason for the forced migration of Africans to the Americas?

  Transatlantic slave trade
• What was one key contribution of Global Africans in Europe during the 18th-20th century?

  Enriched arts and literature
• How did Global Africans impact Europe during the 18th-20th century?

  Enriched arts and politics
• Voluntary migration of Africans led to cultural exchange in regions such as Europe
• What type of migration led Africans to contribute to arts, literature, and politics in Europe during the 18th-20th centuries?

  Voluntary
• Global Africans have only contributed to societies in the Americas and Europe.

  False
• The transatlantic slave trade forcibly displaced millions of Africans to Europe.

  False
• Global Africans in the Americas resisted slavery and fought for civil rights.


  True
• In North Africa, key goods exchanged included gold, salt, slaves, and textiles
• The Transatlantic trade involved the exchange of slaves for manufactured goods.


  True
• Global Africans in the Americas preserved their cultural traditions despite enslavement.


  True
• Global Africans in Asia influenced religious thought through diasporic faiths.

  True
• Global Africans in Asia influenced religious thought through diasporic faiths.


  True