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How did slaves get washed on ships?
The "Slavers" would take buckets of water and splash it over the slaves.
In the triangle trade what difficulties did the middle passage pose for sailors and slavers?
sailors - slaves would take over ship and kill all sailors! slavers - dying
Who were the people who captured slaves called?
Slavers.
When did the whites take Africans for slaves to England?
The slavers took Africans and sold them as slaves in America. They didn’t bring slaves to England. Google the slave trade.
How were slaves taken to America?
By ships, known as slavers.
What is the name of the boats that picked up slaves?
Slavers
What was ancient Egypt slaver?
Most of the Pharoahs were slavers who kept slaves.
How did the slavers get the slaves from Africa to the Europeans?
by cramming them into ships and sailing them to england
Should you join the slavers side in the pitt?
Side with the slavers you get nothing if you side with the slaves exept the ammo press. If you side with the slavers you get people who will sell you weapons and other stuff and there is a lot more to do. You also get the ammo press.
Who sold the slaves from Africa to the European slavers?
Well, the Africans were at war with one another. They began to enslave themselves. Then the Portugese began the importation around the world . . .in the 1500's
What drove slavers to treat slaves as chattel?
Slavers viewed slaves as chattel primarily due to economic reasons - they saw slaves as property that could be bought, sold, and used for labor to generate profit. This dehumanization allowed slavers to justify the exploitation and mistreatment of slaves, enabling them to maximize profits without regard for the well-being of the enslaved individuals. Additionally, long-standing societal beliefs and practices, such as racism and the concept of racial superiority, further perpetuated the idea that slaves were inferior and could be treated as property.
What were some of the things that slavers were not allowed to do?
The people who owned, bought, and sold slaves had no rules to follow. The slaves were considered property so they could do what they wanted with them.
