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The Middle Passage was the horrific journey endured by enslaved Africans being transported to the Americas, characterized by brutal conditions and extreme overcrowding on slave ships. Enslaved individuals faced limited food and water, rampant disease, and appalling sanitation, leading to high mortality rates. Many suffered psychological trauma from the loss of freedom and the separation from their families and communities. Overall, the experience was marked by unimaginable suffering and dehumanization.
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What was the experience of the middle passage like for enslaved west africans?
For the enslaved Africans the Middle passage was terrifying. They had no bed to lay on just hard wood and a little tad of straw. They were also cramped together and on the beds you could not even sit up on your lap .
What was life like on the middle passage?
life was like dirt
How did the second middle passage compare to the first middle passage?
there was no second middle passage
What was the experience for which human beings were branded and chained and which only 80 percent survived?
middle passage
Who profited from the middle passage?
Slave traders profited from the Middle Passage. The Middle Passage is one of the most horrific moments in World History and it lined the pockets of the slave traders who captured human beings and sold them like objects.
Of what did the middle passage consist?
The middle passage consisted of slaves
What does the middle passage consists of?
The middle passage consisted of slaves
Who discovered the Middle Passage?
The Middle Passage was discovered by Ben Dover.
When was Middle Passage - novel - created?
Middle Passage - novel - was created in 1990.
How is the middle passage and slavery related?
The middle passage is how slaves got to America
What was the middle pasage?
what is a middle passage
What was the slave resistance like on the middle passage?
slave resistance was really bad in the middle passage. As we know the middle passage is between Africa and the Caribbean. here the slaves were exchanged for other items. in this process they were beaten to pulp, given little or no food and had to go through extreme hardships.
