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The victims of the slave trade were primarily Africans who were forcibly captured, transported, and sold into slavery, enduring horrific conditions during their journey across the Atlantic, known as the Middle Passage. Many were taken from various ethnic groups and regions, particularly West and Central Africa, and were subjected to brutal treatment, dehumanization, and exploitation. Additionally, indigenous populations in the Americas and other regions were also impacted by enslavement and forced labor as a result of European colonization. The legacy of this trade continues to affect descendants and societies worldwide.

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