Those goods imported to Africa in greatest volumes included cloth, iron and copper in raw and worked form, and Corry shells used by local populations as currency. Non utilitarian items such as jewelry, beads, mechanical toys and curiosities, and alcohol also met a receptive audience. Catholic countries such as Portugal were, in theory at least, forbidden by papal injunction from selling items with potential military uses to non-Christians, although it is unclear how closely this order was followed in practice. In exchange for their wares, Europeans returned with textiles, carvings, spices, ivory, gum, and African slaves.
The European traders traded pots pans beads guns and gun power for slaves. But some traders payed gold to slaves to capture some too.
The European s traded cloth horses and other goods
salt and hides
Rum and Salt
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Iron bars, Textiles, Gun Mirrow
The Europeans wanted territorial possession from the interior of Africa because of all the resources, power, and land it provided. AAL
Because African leaders were so happy to exchange their prisoners-of-war for cheap English goods like crockery and linen.
Resistance by Africa,difficult geography and diseases kept Europeans from moving into the interior of Africa.
The 1st Europeans to establish a regime, in Africa south of the Sahara, were the English. England established a regime in South Africa.
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Europeans first saw West Africa as a new territory to obtain spices and agricultural products. West Africa was also a place for Europeans to trade their own goods.
they want goods
Europeans wanted to buy spices, gold and other goods.
gold, silver, ivory.
Diamonds.
to make money
Europeans wanted to form colonies in west Africa because it was a good trading spot
No, they were principally after goods, spices being a very important part of those goods.
They did not get along because the Aboriginals wanted to trade their furs for European goods, but the Europeans didn't want to.
Slaves were not "kidnapped" from Africa (t least not by Europeans). Warring tribes in Africa would capture prisoners from defeated tribes and they sold those prisoners to Europeans in exchange for weapons and other manufactured goods.
Europeans wanted African colonies because of the vast wealth in minerals, timber and herbs.
The Europeans wanted territorial possession from the interior of Africa because of all the resources, power, and land it provided. AAL