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What are the stages of slavery?

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Anonymous

8y ago
Updated: 11/17/2021

There are 5 stages:

1) Capture/deportation

2) Sale/imprisonment

3) Middle Passage (crossing the Atlantic)

4) Selling Process

5) Time of Season

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