Start
End
StartEnd
Updated:Apr 23, 2026
|Privacy Policy

British Caribbean plantation trade and the triangular trade (1650–1807)

British Caribbean plantation trade and the triangular trade (1650–1807)

  1. Barbados sugar “revolution” accelerates plantation economy

    Labels: Barbados, Sugar plantations

  2. Navigation Act reshapes English Atlantic shipping

    Labels: Navigation Act, England

  3. Restoration Navigation Act expands “enumerated” commodities

    Labels: Restoration Navigation, Parliament

  4. Barbados passes a comprehensive slave code

    Labels: Barbados Slave, Barbados

  5. Staple Act channels colonial imports through England

    Labels: Staple Act, England

  6. Royal African Company chartered for West Africa trade

    Labels: Royal African, West Africa

  7. Treaty of Utrecht grants Britain the Asiento

    Labels: Treaty of, Asiento

  8. Molasses Act protects British West Indies producers

    Labels: Molasses Act, British West

  9. War of Jenkins’ Ear disrupts British-Spanish trade

    Labels: War of, Britain

  10. Britain occupies Guadeloupe during Seven Years’ War

    Labels: Guadeloupe, Seven Years

  11. Sugar Act replaces Molasses Act with stricter enforcement

    Labels: Sugar Act, Parliament

  12. Zong massacre and insurance case exposes trade brutality

    Labels: Zong massacre, Gregson v

  13. Haitian Revolution begins, shaking plantation slavery

    Labels: Haitian Revolution, Saint-Domingue

  14. Britain abolishes its Atlantic slave trade

    Labels: Slave Trade, Britain