Most African slaves were sent to the Americas, particularly to the Caribbean and Brazil, during the transatlantic slave trade. The demand for labor on sugar, tobacco, and cotton plantations led to the forced transportation of millions of Africans. Additionally, North America received a significant number of enslaved Africans, particularly in the southern states. Overall, the Americas became the primary destination for enslaved Africans from the 16th to the 19th centuries.
European traders used the Ohio river as a major transportation and trading route.
Fur trades were mutually beneficial for both groups of people. Fur was in high demand in Europe, and so Europeans had Native people get animal furs for them to send back to Europe and make lots of money from. Native people in return were given handy things that they had not had before, such as guns, pots and pans, etc. (They were also given things that weren't so great, like smallpox infected blankets. Not good.) Hope that helps!
More than likely as the main goal was to get gold to send back to Spain and the indians were the only available not quite human (to the Spanish) labor force very little would have changes with the conversion of the natives to Christianity. Much the same as the Christian slaves in the American south were still property not people.
The chief goal of the Spanish was to extract the mineral wealth, such as gold and silver, and send it back to Europe. The natives were used in the manner of slaves to do this, and very little effort was put forth to establish positive relationships with the native people. The French, on the other hand, were interested in the trade of furs in the New World. This required the cooperation of the natives, thus efforts were put forth to establish alliances with them.
I do not know, that was the exact same question I am asking. Why not just send Samuel de Champlain in the first place? He actually succeeded.
King Charles II was the first spanish king to send African slaves to the Americas.
Slaves were shipped from Africa to the New World to make products which were shipped to Europe, which in turn send ships to Africa for more slaves.
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The African slaves that were brought to America first started the blues to secretly send each other messages. Hope I helped! *LolSmileeFace*
Because After slave trades, when African-Americans were free in the USA, the US started to send slaves back to Africa. Liberia was the easiest way to get the slaves back so they named it Liberia (liberty or free) because then the slaves were free.
Spain was the first European country to import African slaves to the Americas. After Christopher Columbus discovered the New World, the Spanish started bringing Africans as slave labor for their plantations and mines. Juan de Cordoba was the first Spaniard to send African slaves to the New World.
Spain was the first European country to import African slaves to the Americas. After Christopher Columbus discovered the New World, the Spanish started bringing Africans as slave labor for their plantations and mines. Juan de Cordoba was the first Spaniard to send African slaves to the New World.
Not a significant number. Though some could consider those in Liberia to be the most "african-american", since Liberia was established to send black slaves from the US "back" to Africa. To be African-American presumably means that your ancestry is in Africa and you are in America. This is a rather outdated term and not descriptive, however, since most "African-Americans" living in America know little of their ancestry in Africa and as are established in America as any other person. They feel the same culture shock, etc, while in Africa.
The search was always for wealth.
African slaves used rattles on plantations as a form of communication and to maintain cultural practices and traditions that were suppressed by their enslavers. The rattles were used to send signals, warnings, and messages to each other without being understood by their captors.
Because they had send a lot of their times defending their territory
Liberia