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How did Africans travel to Latin America?
They were transported in slave ships.
Why and how were the Africans bought to the Americans in such great numbers?
Slave traders bought them and brought them on slave ships
What was the African contribution to the Columbian Exchange?
Africans were involved with the slave trade. They were expanding the world economy. Diaspora of millions of Africans to the middle east, europe and americas. movement of Africans as captive laborers and the creation of slave- based societies. so basically, slave c:
Did a few africans die on the slave ships before they reached America?
Thousands
How were captives treated upon the slave ships?
Badly. It is quite sad really. They were held captive, and they were treated cruelly.
How africans contribute to Jamaica?
The Africans came to Jamaica by slave ships in the triangular trade which is from Europe- England to West Africa to the Caribbean- Jamaica. They were brought to the Caribbean by the Europeans.
How did the people from South Africa get to Haiti?
It was a terrible thing called the slave trade. Africans were stolen from their families by other Africans, who then marched them to the cost and sold them to European slave traders. The Europeans loaded the slaves on to ships and sent them off to the New World.
How did Africans on slave ships respond during the middle passage?
some rebelled.many got sick and died,none liked it obvoiusly
Did lots of africans die on slave ships before reaching America?
Yes, they did. And to the question below- yes, most were agricultural field workers.
What is an ensalved captive?
A captured slave
How did the africans travel to latin America?
Africans were primarily brought to Latin America as slaves through the transatlantic slave trade. They were forcibly transported on ships from Africa to various regions in Latin America to work on plantations and in mines.
Where were slave originally sold?
The African slaves that were transported to America were originally sold by other Africans to the merchant ships landing along the west coast of Africa.
