Several factors contributed to the rise of the slave trade, including economic demand for labor in the Americas, particularly in agriculture and mining. The development of cash crops like sugar, tobacco, and cotton created a need for a large, inexpensive workforce. Additionally, the existing systems of indentured servitude and the decline of native populations due to disease and conflict made enslaved Africans a more viable source of labor. The establishment of transatlantic trade routes facilitated the transportation of enslaved individuals, further entrenching the system.
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slaves hence the name Atlantic SLAVE trade
The British were the dominant nation of the slave trade.
turner led the slave revolt.
Trans atlanti slave trade led to rise of Benin due to profit it gain from it
British
the slave trade more to the point it was the Islamic slave trade
Sugar Plantations
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Introduced them to a new culture and eventually led them to participate in slave trade with Europeans.
Great Brittan by 1807 is was completely banned in the country
Two factors that explain the increase in the slave population in 1809 were the demand for labor in industries like agriculture and mining, which led to a higher demand for slaves, and the continuation of the transatlantic slave trade despite it being officially banned in some regions, which kept the flow of enslaved individuals coming into certain areas.
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slave trade
The growing demand for slaves led to an increase in the slave trade within the U.S.