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Lesson sequence Overall How important were Africans to the Atlantic Slave Trade? Year group Challenge traditional views of the Slave Trade, particularly the Triangular Trade model Investigate and explain the detailed workings of the slave trade in Africa Explain the importance of the role of Africans in the Atlantic Slave trade Explain the impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade on Africa and Africans S2 Lessons Include number & length of lessons 3 x 1 hour lessons Author File name Caroline Gilmour Description of resource

Lesson one Lesson Why did Europeans trade with Africa? Challenge traditional views of the Slave Trade, particularly the Triangular Trade Explain the importance of the role of Africans in the Atlantic Slave trade Produce a map reflecting Africa s involvement in the Atlantic Slave Trade Time Activity Differentiation Technology Powerpoint 1 20 Who was involved in the Atlantic Slave Trade? - Using the words of those involved, use the powerpoint to build up a picture of those areas involved in the Atlantic Trade. Africa Fact and Fiction? - Comparison of modern map of West Coast of Africa and 17 th century map. How are they different? - Brainstorm differences eg. Lack of modern countries, borders, identified places only on the coast, coastal towns identified by European flags. Emptiness of the interior. - Why are they different? Who s who in Africa? - Timed pair source analysis activity using picture sources page 4-6 of source booklet Whole class based activity using oral Q and A and board. Extension work on Dazel source on Page 2-3 of booklet. (could be used for homework) Use written sources page 7-8 of source booklet to support understanding. Final Slide can be printed off for individual notes. Source Booklet Source Booklet

20 What could be added to the 17 th century Map of Africa? - Brainstorm ideas eg. Interior towns, villages, Kingdoms, slaves, traders, soldiers, farmers, towns, villages Use of open/closed ing. Use of directed ing Powerpoint Map Possibly to be reproduced for classroom display

Lesson two Lesson Why did Africans trade with Europeans? Investigate and explain the detailed workings of the slave trade in Africa Explain the importance of the role of Africans in the Atlantic Slave trade Explore the challenges of using original documents Time Activity Differentiation Technology Why did Africa trade with Europe? Range of ing Board - Using learning from previous lesson and considering issues such as: Good geographical position Huge potential market techniques. 20 Demand for goods What did Africans trade with Europe? - In pairs/small groups consider the day book of the ship Africa. To produce a list of traded items What are the Problems of using this source? - Class discussion What did Africans trade with Europe? - Add to list using transcription of Day Book - Transcription (source Booklet pg. 11-12) Oral discussion in groups of key s identified in booklet. NB: when discussing the role of each African mentioned, final focus should be on the female slave Pair work Extension by written activities on pg. 12 of Booklet. Hard, enlarged (A3) copy of the Day Book Entry T70-1218-3-pp -11. Source Booklet Transcription pg. 11-12

How Important were Africans in export of slaves from Africa? Class Conclusions: - Using the evidence of the day book, what sort of roles did African s play in the operation of the slave trade? Board

Lesson three Lesson What were the effects of the Slave Trade on Africa? Assess the role of Africans in the Atlantic Slave trade Explain the impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade on Africa and Africans Time Activity Differentiation Technology - What were the effects of the Slave Trade on Africa? Booklet - Read Baquaqua account pg. 13 of booklet - Highlight evidence which shows Baquaqua s views on the Slave Trade What does Baquaqua think of the Slave Trade? - collation of evidence and ideas (either as pairs/groups or class) What does Archibald Dalzel think of the Slave Trade? - Read Dalzel s account pg 13 of booklet - Highlight evidence which shows his views on the Slave Trade. - Compare Dalzel s view of the effects of the slave trade with Baquaqua. Do they have similar views? - - Pair work Booklet

20 How Important were African s in the Atlantic Slave Trade? - Conclusions: ask students to pick at least 1 sources which explains the importance of African s in the Atlantic Slave Trade Presentation of the source could take the form of discussion, oral presentation, writing task, production of poster etc. - Could be extended to a homework task. Plenary Session - Vote on a Likert scale on these statements: - Africa was home to many different people - Africans played a crucial role in the slave trade. - The slave trade was a positive experience for some Africans Differentiation by outcome As required for presentation (eg. Powerpoint) Booklet And as required for presentation