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Travel from European Country to Africa
Trading goods for people. Eurpoeans traveling to Africa from Europe. This is the first phase of the slave trade. -
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Europe Invades Africa
Europeans go to Africa to get slaves.
Europeans give Africans goods so they can capture other Africans. -
Intial Capture
Europeans hired Africans to capture other Africans.
So then Africans started fighting each other to survive.
Africans sold each other out for dump supplies. -
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Fights break out
More and more Africans start to trade on each other.
Europeans control Africans with supplies they never had before. -
Holding Prisons (Open air, Dungeons, etc)
Africans capture slaves and have to put them in prison.
Slaves waiting to be sold to the Europeans.
More and more Africans die from resisting being captured. -
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Getting Ready to Sale
Africans continue to capture and hold slaves for goods.
Europeans buy slaves and take them to their boats. -
Loading
Europeans loading 2 through 8 slaves on the ships.
Europeans travel down the African coast.
Europeans have to make sure slaves get to America in good shape. -
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Endurence
Slaves are transported from Africa to America.
A lot of slaves die during transfer. -
Atlantic Passage
Slaves have to endure harse conditions wile being transported to America.
Europeans whip slaves to show them who's the master.
Slaves fight back and resist being ordered around. -
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Endurence
Africans are transported from Africa to America.
Europeans must keep slaves alive so they can work. -
Intial Landing and Enslavement
Europeans land in America and trade slaves.
Europeans use military tactics to force Africans to work as slaves.
Europeans exchanging country marks on Africans. -
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Organizing
Slaves are given jobs.
Slaves are moving to other colonies. -
Relocation to other West Atlantic sites
Europeans have orientation on how to give slaves labor work.
Africans are moved from one colony to start building others.
