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Lesson 9: What Is the Legacy of the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

A clear, engaging KS3 History lesson exploring how the Transatlantic Slave Trade continues to shape London and modern Britain. Students investigate the economic, cultural, and social legacies of slavery, focusing on key London locations such as the West India Docks, Lloyd’s of London, Tate & Lyle, the Bank of England, and sites linked to individuals like Olaudah Equiano, Ignatius Sancho, and Dido Elizabeth Belle.

Through structured reading, mapping activities, and guided discussion, pupils examine how profits, racism, migration, and culture connect the past to the present. The lesson concludes with an oracy-focused group debate on whether “London’s wealth and success were built on the slave trade,” using ABCD sentence starters to build confidence and critical thinking.

Includes:
• Fully resourced PowerPoint and printable worksheets
• Instant feedback and model answers
• London map activity exploring 9 historical locations
• Guided reading: economic, social & cultural legacies
• Debate task using ABCD sentence stems
• Challenge and extension questions
• Exit-ticket recall quiz

Why Teachers Love This Lesson

• Fully resourced and ready to teach
• Excellent for mixed-ability groups with clear scaffolding
• Promotes oracy, discussion, and critical thinking
• Helps students make meaningful links between past and present
• Connects strongly with earlier lessons on auctions, resistance, and abolition
• A valuable foundation for later KS3 units such as Empire & Migration, Industrial Revolution, and The English Civil War

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The Transatlantic Slave Trade

**KS3 History – The Transatlantic Slave Trade (Complete 10-Lesson Scheme + Assessment)** **Fully Resourced | Historical Literacy | Exam Skills | Vocabulary | Oracy | Custom Narratives** This complete KS3 unit offers a powerful, knowledge-rich and skills-based exploration of the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Designed for mixed-ability classrooms, the module blends strong historical scholarship with accessible pedagogy, model answers, and custom-made learning materials. Across 10 fully resourced lessons plus a full end-of-unit assessment, students study the origins, experiences, resistance, abolition, and long-term legacy of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, including a bonus lesson on Black Georgians to deepen representation in British history. **Lesson List – Full Scheme of Work (10 Lessons + Assessment)** **Part One – Before the Trade** * L1: What Was Slavery Before the Atlantic Trade? * L2: What Were the Great West African Kingdoms Like? * L3: How Did the Transatlantic Slave Trade Begin? **Part Two – In Chains** * L4: What Was the Middle Passage? * L5: What Happened at a Slave Auction? * L6: What Was Life Like on the Plantation? **Part Three – Freedom and Legacy** * L7: How Did Enslaved People Resist Slavery? * L8: How and Why Was Slavery Abolished? * L9: What Is the Legacy of Slavery Today? **Bonus Lesson (Representation & Diversity)** L10: How Did Black People Shape Georgian Britain? **End-of-Unit Assessment** • Full 50-mark written assessment with mark scheme & peer marking **What This Bundle Includes** 10 complete lessons + full 50-mark assessment, each with: • Fully resourced PowerPoints • Printable worksheets • Model answers and instant feedback slides • Retrieval “Do Now” starters • Frayer models to strengthen vocabulary • Custom-written historical stories for accessibility • Source utility, inference, and interpretation practice • Extended writing scaffolds (PEE, DENTS, sentence starters) • Oracy routines (ABCD discussion) • Challenge and extension tasks • Peer- and self-marking templates • Clear learning objectives & keywords • Homework and differentiation opportunities

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