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Travel from European Country to Africa
Trading goods in exchange for provisions people. The europeans traveled to Africa.This is the first phrase to the slave trade. -
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Travel from european country to Africa
The europeans traveled to Africa. They exchanged slaves for money and goods -
Initial Capture
There was a lot of African- on- African violence. which was prompted by European demand for forced labor coercion. -
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Initial Capture
There was a lot of violence between the Africans. -
Holding prisons (open, air dungeons, etc)
Accumulation of captives, uses by holding Africans. Afo- European and/ or European supervisors. -
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Holding prisons
The europeans had slave locked up in small places. They rarely had food and they was chained up to each other. It also was very crowded. -
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The slaves were loaded on ships each day to be sold to other people. -
Atlantic Passage
The Atlantic passage was all about survival and resistance. It is mainly about how the Africans entered the new world. -
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Atlantic Passage
The Atlantic Passage is just another name for the MIddle Passage. The Middle passage is about how the slaves entered the new world. -
Initial Landing and Enslavement
Breaking, process and resistance ( exchanging country marks, including military tactics. This is very important because this is when they made theri landing in America. -
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Initial Landing and Enslavement
The 6th phase is the most important phase out of all seven because this is when the slave set foot in America for the first time. -
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Groups of 2-8 per person was loaded on a ship each day. The ships traveled down the African coast to accumulate prisoners. The European also accumulated provisions and trade items. -
Relocation to other West Atlantic sities
Orientation to labor or redistribution to other colonies ( by European country and colony). the slaves were forced to farm and harvest food. Also they had to cook, clean and take care of other people families. -
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Relocation to other West Atlantic sities
The slaves had to do hard labors. Such as cleaning, cooking, working on the plantation and taking care of families.
