These Photos were obtained from World Civilizations: The Global Experience; 5th Edition

The table depicts slave numbers being transported across the Atlantic. The mortality rate of slaves was very high. Only about 10-11 million slaves actually reached the Americas alive.

Creation, Expansion, and Interaction Between Economic Systems; State Building, Expansion, and Conflict

This was drawn in the 1830's. It is a drawing of the Zulu royal kraal. Its main purpose it to show the power obtained by the Zulu. At this time, the Shaka was forging Zulu dominance.

Interactions Between Human and the Enviornment

This is a picture of a sugar mill in the Caribbean. Many Africans preformed many types of labor. Some worked with livestock, others built ships, and many worked on plantations.

Development and Transformation of Social Structures

This is actually a wooden door. African American carvers were very skilled. African culture has been changed, adapted, and passed down for many years.

Developement and Interaction of Cultures

Africans were quite intrigued by Europeans. Africans often found them slightly odd. Africans incorporated Europeans in their art. This is an ivory head carving of a Benin monarch. African artists were sometimes hired by Europeans to decorate.

Developement and Interaction of Cultures

This map is displaying African Kingdoms and Portuguese expansion. In the fifteenth century, Portuguese traveled down the coast of West Africa. The Cape of Good Hope was eventually reached in 1487.

Creation, Expansion, and Interaction Between Economic Systems; State Building, Expansion, and Conflict