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Travel from European country to Africa
Europeans traveled to Africa to capture slaves. Then traded them for provison and goods. That was the slave trade.g -
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Travel to Africa
Europeans traveled to Africa to capture slaves. So they could be traded for goods. -
Initial capture
African-on-African violence.Promted by European demand for forced labor,coercion. -
Holding Prisons ( open air dungeons )
Accumulation of captives, uses by holding African, Afro-European supervisors. -
loading
Small groups (2-8 persons per day) loaded on ships which travel down the African coast to accumalte prisons, provisions, trade items. -
Atlantic Passage
Survival and Resistance. The Atlantic passage has a spesific route. The Africans were transported from their country to other places across Atlantic. -
Initial landing and enslavement
"Breaking" process; Resistance [exchanging country marks, including military tactics] The slaves were sold to other white men after coming across Atlantic. They slaves have different masters with different jobs. -
Orientation labor or redistribution to other colonies. By European country and colony.
Orientation labor or redistribution to other colonies. By European country and colony.