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atlantic slaver trade

- many historians compare this event to the Holocaust

- started in themid 16gh  centrey and contunued up until the 19th century

triangu;ar trade

- it was a trading network that was established in the late 16th century to early centry

- it was trade network that consisted of new world old world and africa

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some of the best exports

- aftrica- slaves

oldworld- manufactured goods

new world- cash crops

Middle passage

-term used to refer to the event setting of sending the slaves across the atlantic to colonial america

- the conditions were yerrible no bathrooms and close quartes

- some slaves often would even commit

Middle passage

- if a slave would starve to death, the captain of the ship would make friends of family members of the slave eat there liver and heart of dead

- around 15 to 20 of the slaves that were shipped over the atlantic died on there

how they were captured

- many of the slaves were actually sold into slavery y other africans

- generally the europeans exploreers would conduct the coast raids but if they went too much inland the europeans wanted nother to do with that.

slaves

- once captured they would walk to the coast and wait for ships this would sometimes take months for the euroean shipd to appear

- they would be restrained to avoid the slaces escaping which is very inhamane

- also the euroeans would take

columbian exchange

- focuses more the trade natwork for the old world to the new world'

-named after christopher columbus

-many different foods from each side were exchanged which benefitted both sides

causes and effects

- the biggest cause for slavery is that colonial american was expanding very quickly and the colonist did not have man power to keep up

- effects

- the african willages would struggling because were losing many poeple

- spreading of disease

- colonists become lazy

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