by boat
Slaves were transported to Pensacola and New Orleans primarily via ships, with the majority coming from states like Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas. They were sold in auctions at local markets, often enduring harsh conditions during the journey and upon arrival. Transporting slaves was a profitable business for traders and ship captains during the transatlantic slave trade.
Roman slaves were an important part of ancient Rome's economy. With that said these unfortunate people had to be safely transported from the slave markets to areas where their owners needed them to work. This was accomplished by using large horse drawn carts on the roadways and using sea transport by ships capable for any rough weather they might encounter.
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The slaves weren't transported from BRITAN! They were transported from AFRICA to AMERICA!
800 slaves
Items such as gold, ivory and food was also transported on the middle passage with slaves
If you mean how slaves were transported to the United States, it was by ship. If you mean how slaves were "transported" to freedom from the south, that was called the "Underground Railroad."
Slaves were brought to Philadelphia through the transatlantic slave trade, where they were forcibly transported from Africa to the colonies. Once in Philadelphia, they were sold at markets and auctions to plantation owners, wealthy individuals, and businesses in need of labor.
they were called indolence's because they were transported
they would sell them in markets
Voodoo came to New Orleans with the black African slaves.
on a boat.