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Assuming you mean conditions on board a slave ship- in order to carry the largest number of slaves at one time, slaves were basically stacked together like piling up firewood. They were shackled together and could not move more than a few inches, and were left that way for days. They would be given just enough food and water so that MOST of them did not die.
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What was it like being a slave in the slave trade?
Life was horrible and the slaves were kept in bad conditions and they smelled bad.
What effects did the sudden growth of the slave trade in the 17th century have on conditions in Europe and in Africa?
I gotta nut so bad.
What were the conditions on the slave ship zong?
bad
What would it be like if slave trade happened today?
very bad
Why was slave trade bad?
First, it was bad for the slaves. Second, it started a rivalry between the have and the have nots.
how bad were the punishments in the slave trade?
As bad as you could imagine. Including whipping, branding, and mutilation.
Why did workers go on strike and begin to form trade unions in the 1830s?
bad working conditions
What is something bad that Marco Polo did?
He raped people , He killed LOTS of people and He drove the boat that had slaves on it ( the slave ships )
How were the conditions on the slave ship?
bad, harsh, caused many dieaseas to where thousands of people die on the way.
Did Washington free his slaves?
yep. after his death he did. it was because he was starting to feel bad about the slave trade and all that.
What were the conditions like on the plantations?
Conditions on slave plantations were bad, You would work from sun rise to sun set and would be beat if you didn't do enough work-
Why is the slave trade bad?
The slave trade was morally objectionable because it involved the forced capture, transport, and exploitation of individuals against their will. It stripped people of their basic human rights, dignity, and autonomy, causing immense suffering and trauma. The slave trade also perpetuated systems of racism, discrimination, and inequality that impact societies to this day.
