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Travel from European Country to Africa
trading goods in exchange for provisions people -
Period: to
Travel
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Initial Capture
African-on-African violence, prompted by European demand for forced labor, coercion -
Holding prisons
Accumilation 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 accumalate prisoners, provisions, trade items -
Atlantic Passage
Survival and Resistance -
Initial Landing and Enslavement
"Breaking" process; Resistance [exchanging country marks, including military tactics -
Relocation to other West Atlantic site
Orientation to labor or redistribution to other colonies [by European country and colony] -
Total Number of Stages Involving Africans: 6
Effect of stages On Africans: Transfer from person in various home social contexts to property["blacks"] in European Commerce Context [Physical, Physchological enslavement]