Slaves
Human Cargo "Slaves"
Slaves were treated badly despite being valuable because they were dehumanized and seen as property rather than people. The economic benefit of their labor often outweighed concerns for their well-being in the eyes of their owners. Additionally, the degrading treatment of slaves helped maintain control and ensure their compliance with their owners' demands.
slaves
Afrcan slaves.
Because the black slaves were taken from another ship, and they are identified as cargo, not people. On the cargo sheet, 50 pieces of cargo were taken away, turns out, 50 slaves were drowned.
The name given to the cargo area that was reserved for slaves was called the Tween Decks, and it was located between the deck and the hold of the Slaver
Hazardous cargo, no. Hazardous waste-yes.
Slaves themselves were considered property. They were owned by their masters, and they were treated like "cargo, furniture, and regular livestock". Anything they owned belonged to their master, including their children. They could be sold at any time, destroying their family bond.
African slaves were treated very poorly on the slaver ships. They needed to keep the slaves alive--but otherwise, slaves were just like any other cargo.
slaves were viewed as property not as people
bulk Cargo requires special vessels with the right equipment to load and discharge the cargo. Port facilities also have to be considered