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The Portuguese were the first to enter the slave trade and establish large-scale plantations?
Brazil
Which of these were the first to enter the slave trade?
Portuguese
When did plantations start?
Plantations began in the New World in the early 1600s. The Spanish started them first with the English, Portuguese, and Dutch following closely behind.
What was the first European country to establish a trading post in china?
the Portuguese
Who was the first country to establish trade relations with India?
The portuguese
Why did plantations begin?
Plantations began because first of all...People need food...Second, White men who owened a lot of land...THought if they bought slaves it would save them money. Instead of having to hire people to work there land. They could buy slaves...That's why plantations started...
The portugese were the first to enter the slave trade and establish large-scale plantations using slave labor in?
Brazil is wrong. its the Atlantic sugar islands. im positive because i just took an online test and put Brazil and got it wrong.
Where did Portuguese establish their first factory in India?
In Calicut, today called Kozhikode, on the south-west coast of India.
Who were colonial masters of Mauritius?
Mauritius was colonized by several powers over its history. The Portuguese were the first to visit in the 16th century, but they did not establish a settlement. The Dutch colonized the island in the 17th century, followed by the French in the 18th century, who developed sugar plantations. Finally, the British took control of Mauritius in 1810, and it remained a British colony until gaining independence in 1968.
What kind of plantations did the European colonists build?
The first, and most successful long-term plantations in the United States were tobacco plantations.
The first Portuguese governor in India was?
the first governor of the portuguese in india was
What Europeans were the first to import African slaves as labor to work on their plantations?
The Portuguese were the first Europeans to import African slaves for labor on plantations, beginning in the 15th century. They established a trade network along the West African coast and transported enslaved Africans to work on sugar plantations in their colonies, particularly in Brazil and the Atlantic islands. This practice set a precedent that later influenced other European powers, such as Spain, England, and France, to engage in the transatlantic slave trade.
