AP World History Unit 4 Timeline

By ZackM
  • Period: Feb 9, 1450 to

    Unit 4

    Although the slave trade did not many new ideas to the world, the interaction between people greatly increased.
  • Feb 10, 1462

    Cape Verde

    Cape Verde was established by the Portuguese because it was a good trade post. This brought a change in time becuase of the amount of culture that was brought to the trade post.
  • Feb 10, 1510

    Slaves in the New World

    The shipping of slaves to the New World started. This shows change because the clash of cultures was brought over to the New World.
  • Feb 10, 1526

    First Germans

    Hieronymous Seiler and Heinrich Ehinger become the first known Germans to be involved in the slave trade. This shows change because the new cultures came into the trade.
  • Feb 10, 1542

    Africans Mine Gold

    African slaves were used in Cuba to mine gold. This does not show change in time because slaves were used in many different ways already.
  • Feb 10, 1562

    Hawkin's First Expedition

    Sir John Hawkins set out on his first expedition for slaves. This show changes over time by introducing a new connection between Europeans and Africans.
  • Feb 10, 1571

    Slavery Abolished in France

    The French Parliment abolished the act of slavery for all Africans. This shows change because of the interaction and acceptance of Africans in French society.
  • Dutch Slave Trader.

    Bernard Ericks became the first Dutch slave trader. This shows change because of the addition of Dutch culture to the slave trade.
  • Slaves in Bermuda

    The first slaves recorded arrive in Bermuda. This shows social change because new cultures were brought to Bermuda.
  • First State-Sponsered Slave Company

    KIng Charles II charters the Royal Adventures into Africa. This show no change because of the amount of slave traing alreay going on.
  • Royal African Company

    The Royal African Company was given a charter that allowed them to carry slaves. This showed no change because no new conections were established.