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Built on the Gold Coat originally made as a trading post later became a central hub for the Transatlantic Slave Trade. -
During 1492 to the late 1500s over 90% of Native Americans died from diseases brought from the Europeans, the main ones were Smallpox and Measles. -
Trading that that included the New World, Europe, and Africa, they traded crops, goods, animals, and even slaves.
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This is where he discovers the New World, with new crops, goods, animals, and people. Also marks the beginning of the Columbian Exchange. file:///C:/Users/AshtonAllen/Downloads/9940837f-7b1a-4f72-89ad-6f526cf82ae8%20(1).mp4 -
In 1493 during his second voyage Columbus brought cattle with him trading them with the Natives. This brought an easier source of food causing them to hunt less.
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After Columbus returns from the New World he also brings a variety of crops and seeds back to Spain. With the new crops they incorporated it into their diets. -
In 1495 while returning back to Europe they brought back Syphilis to mainland Europe -
The English navy defeating the Spanish Armada shows a decline in Spanish dominance. This shows the Spanish losing the dominance. -
The first successful European colony established was Jamestown, Virginia. This changes their way of life being somewhere they have never known. -
A privateer English ship captured them from a Spanish slave ship trading them for food with colonist in Virginia. They transform their identity by resorting to selling people. -
Powhatan Indians attacked the English colony because of land disputes. Their identity is changing because of them settlers. -
Conflict between the Pequot tribe and English settlers mainly caused because of the English intruding on their land. 1636-1638. Also shows how they were peaceful but they turn violent because of the settlers. -
Made to trade two things gold and slaves. This shows how they saw slaves as property they made this company just to benefit of them. -
Natives, Europeans, and African identities and cultures start to blend together. Changing the way some peoples beliefs. 1700s
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They were transformed do to the forced migration. This leads to hybrid identities. 1700s
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During the Slave Trade the identities were shaped by their owners mainly losing most of the African Culture. This leads to mixes of cultures, identities, and beliefs. 1700s