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What journey took slaves to the new world?
the middle passage
What ocean voyage took slaves to the New World?
The Middle Passage
What ocean journeys took slaves to the new world?
the middle passage
What was the name of the journey that slaves took part in?
the underground railroad
What was the voyage called the slaves took?
Slavery is still extant. Not all slaves take the same journey. You need to be more specific.
What is the longest journey ever made by ocean kayak?
The longest ocean journey ever traveled by kayak took more than 98 days. Aleksander Doba kayaked across the Atlantic Ocean from Dakar to Fortalez, Brazil.
What actions did Harriet Tubman take to prepare for the journey?
There were many actions that Harriet Tubman took to prepare for the journey. The first was to choose slaves carefully, have the salves pack ashcake, and choose a clear night for the journey.
Why did mansa musa take slaves with him on his pilgrimage?
Mansa Musa took slaves with him on his pilgrimage to cover his expenses and cater to his needs during the journey. Slaves were valuable assets that could be traded for goods, services, and provisions along the way, ensuring a comfortable and secure passage for the entourage. Additionally, having slaves accompanying him showcased his wealth and power to the people he encountered on his journey.
How long was journey on a slave ship?
months and months....it took 3 months to sail from England to the US
How long was the journey to Canaan after Moses led the Hebrew slaves out of Egypt?
According to the Bible, the journey through the wilderness took forty years. According to more than 90 per cent of scholars, the Exodus never really happened and there was no journey through the wilderness.
What was the purpose of the journey that Lewis and Clark took?
The purpose of the Lewis and Clark expedition, or Corps of Discovery , was to find a water route to the Pacific Ocean.
How did Abolitionists fix the tracks on the Underground Railroad?
The Underground Railroad wasn't a literal railroad, so there were no tracks. It was a metaphor for the routes that escaped slaves took on their journey North.
