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When and where the first slaves sold in America?
when and where were the first slaves sold in america
How many slaves died going to America?
About 3,000,000 slaves died during the trip to America?
What are called men and women who had been slaves?
former slaves
What instrument came to America with the slaves when they were brought from Africa?
The Harp came to America when the slaves came over.
What time period were slaves brought into America?
The time period that slaves were brought into America was between 1619 to 1789. Most of the slaves came in from 1720.
What did slaves and women have in common?
They're pretty much the same thing.
Could women read in colonial America?
Sometimes if they were educated, but slaves weren't.
What did Roman women and Roman slaves have in common?
Neither could vote.
Why were women more valuable in Africa?
If you meant "Why were African women slaves more valuable in America" the answer is because they could bare children. Hence the more slaves her owner could have on his plantation.
What did all slaves have in common?
All slaves served their masters for their masters' or their life. Different cultural angles such as America ,gave the owner freedom to release slaves whenever wanted.
Were there slaves in ancient America?
Yes there were slaves in ancient america.
What is your relationship to black women in America?
my relationship to black women in America is fine, I have girl friends that are black and we have a lot of fun and some things in common...
How were the slaves treated in latin America?
very poorly because they weren't fully spanish
What did the slaves do when they came to America?
because they were forced to America to work as slaves
When and where the first slaves sold in America?
when and where were the first slaves sold in america
Who were the slaves of America?
Slaves from Africa.
What has the author Sandra M Grayson written?
Sandra M. Grayson has written: 'Black women in antebellum America' -- subject(s): History, Women slaves, Slavery, African American women
