Between 1500 and 1800, the economy of the world, especially Europe and the Americas, began to change rapidly. The old tributary economies were impacted, and in some cases completely replaced, by a new economy focused on trade. How does Equiano’s story fit into our larger picture of the economy of the Atlantic world, which is so central to the emergence of the modern world economy? What sort of economy exists in the Atlantic world during Equiano's time? What examples does his story provide that illustrate the new central position of trade? Consider both his life as a slave and his life after he escapes slavery. Further, consider both the economic activity and the debate over slavery illustrated by the letters in the back of the book when answering this question. Be sure to consider the role of slavery in the emergence of the new Atlantic economy. Why was it important?

 

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