They didn't eat anything for the whole journey.
they were starved or got a little piece of bread.
No, cheetahs eat warthogs.
Eathworms do not eat fruit because fruit does nothave other bugs in it for them to eat. Earthworms do not eat other insects they eat dirt for its nutrients. they do eat fruit as well how do you think we get compost from it?
No, frogs do not eat earth worms. They tend to eat flys or they could also eat really tiny minnow's. But no they do not eat earth worms.
i eat mago
No it is not safe to eat electricity.
enjera with wot and other spices
The slaves - no. The crew - yes.
Slaves didn't rebel on the slave ships. The slaves were chained and had to lay or sit in an odder. Slaves had to sit and lay like that for more then weeks. Some slaves didn't even make it through all of the trips. The dead slaves were more likely to be thrown of the ship to the sea. Many say that you can tell a slave ship by the sharks that follow it since everyday a dead dead slave would be thrown off the ship making the sharks have something to eat.
Depending if the resistance is on the slaver or at the plantation, it could be, for the slave ship, refusal to eat. The ships captain usually had special tools to pry open the slaves mouth to force them to eat. At a plantation, it was usually running away, or breaking the tools needed for farming
Unfortunately, little or nothing.
They ate more than the slaves!!
A "Slave Row" was generally a line of very small cabins in which the slaves had to eat, sleep, etc... It was basically their home.
because unhealthy food gives you spots which will make them ugly for slave auctions
Hi, slave were aloud to eat, go to the bathroom, and have shelter.
they ate once a dayin rome in Egypt they at what food they could get
yes
The middle passage is part of the triangle trade. it was the middle leg of the Triangular Trade route used by the European merchants. The African slaves were viewed as cargo by the merchants and were packed into the ships with no regard to their basic human rights.Slave ships could be either 'tight pack' or 'loose pack'. A 'tight pack' could hold many more slaves than the 'loose pack' because the amount of space allocated to each slave was considerably less, but more slaves would die on route to America so there would be less slaves to sell .---It is when the slaves were taken by Europe and america from the African traders. Crossing the Atlantic on large boats, they were chained to the floor and had very little room to move. There would often be hundreds kept just on the deck of the ship. Slaves on the ships had as little as a 40% chance of actually making the journey alive to be sold as slaves.Many slaves became seasick or developed diarrhea. Unable to move because they were chained into their positions, the slave's deck became a stinking mass of human waste. Slaves who had developed sores where their chains had rubbed their skin, had festering wounds often with maggots eating away their flesh.Conditions on the slave ships were so bad that many slaves decided they would prefer to die, and tried to starve themselves by refusing to eat or try to jumping overboard. However, slaves that would not eat were whipped or force fed and the traders and ship owners began fixing nets to the sides of the boat so that the slaves could not jump overboard. Slaves had no choice but to endure the horrific conditions.