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What century was the Portuguese first established trading forts and forts along the coast of Africa?
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From their trading post in Africa the portuguese trade for?
gold and slaves . .
How did Africa get the Portuguese language?
Portuguese sailors were the first europeans to arrive in Africa in the 15th century. They conquered territories and established colonies that are now several African countries: Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau and the islands of Cabo Verde. These countries only achieved their independence after the portuguese revolution in 1974. Until then they were official portuguese territories with portuguese as official language.
Where did the Phoenicians settle and trade?
They settled in today's Lebanon-Syria and at Carthage in North Africa. They established trading stations around the Mediterranean Sea littoral.
What country was a former Portuguese colony in East Africa?
Yes, Mozambique (Moçambique) IS a former Portuguese colony which become independent for the Portuguese main land with the Portuguese revolution (revolução do cravos - carnation revolution) . This was established with Lusaka treaty, signed in 7 de Setembro de 1974 between the Portuguese government and the liberation movement FRELIMO. The present Mozambique territory was a established in 1885 in the Berlin conference, but the Portuguese stated occuping the region in the XVI century.
Why did the Portuguese travel across the Mediterranean sea?
because that's where the trading was the Portuguese were not close to the Mediterranean and that where all the countries met up to trade. they needed to go around Africa to Asia.
How did the Portuguese change the established trading method in West Africa in the 1400s?
They traded directly with the coastal people of West Africa.
How did the Portuguese change the established trading methods in west Africa in 1400?
They traded directly with the coastal people of West Africa.
Where did portuguese explorers set up trading post?
Portuguese explorers set up trading posts along the coast of Africa, particularly in West Africa, including areas such as Cape Verde, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone, and Angola. They also established trading posts in other parts of the world, such as India, Macau, and Brazil.
What did the Portuguese trade for in their trading posts in Africa?
gold and slaves
From their trading post in Africa the portuguese trade for?
gold and slaves . .
How did the portuguese change the establishment trading methods trading in West Africa in the 1400s?
They traded directly with the coastal people of West Africa.
How did the Portuguese slave trade develop in Africa?
The Portuguese slave trade in Africa developed through the establishment of trading posts along the West African coast in the 15th century. They initially traded goods for enslaved Africans captured by local African rulers. As demand for enslaved labor in the Americas increased, the Portuguese expanded their trading networks and began raiding inland communities for slaves.
How did Africa get the Portuguese language?
Portuguese sailors were the first europeans to arrive in Africa in the 15th century. They conquered territories and established colonies that are now several African countries: Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau and the islands of Cabo Verde. These countries only achieved their independence after the portuguese revolution in 1974. Until then they were official portuguese territories with portuguese as official language.
Which european country first established colonial administration Africa?
Portuguese
What did the Portuguese start trading on the west coast of Africa?
Greeks,Romans, and Arabs
How did the portuguese change the establishments trading methods in west Africa in 1400s?
They traded directly with the coastal people of West Africa.
Where did the Phoenicians settle and trade?
They settled in today's Lebanon-Syria and at Carthage in North Africa. They established trading stations around the Mediterranean Sea littoral.
