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To what part of Africa did European slave traders go to find slaves to take to the Americas?
European slave traders mainly went to the coastal West African modern day nations such as Liberia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone.
How long did African Slavery go on for?
Slavery and the slave trade in Africa continue to this day. The African slave trade existed prior to the arrival of Europeans and is known to be responsible for slavery in Northern Africa as well as for exporting millions of Africans as slaves to Middle Eastern countries as well as to Asia and the Americas. The United States of America specifically banned African (and any other form of) slavery over a century ago.
What were the consequences of slave trade in Africa?
In essence, the consequences were that African Americans became imported into the United States. This slave trade also led to the evolution of the United States, and allowed it to grow, while slaves did all the work. This led to a mixture of races eventually, and to the major population of African Americans that exist today. Slave trade also seprerated the north and south, and still can bee seen to this day as more racism may exist in the southern states than up north.
Did the European treat the africans fairly?
Well first of all the answer to your question is no. The Europeans treated African slaves horribly. They made them work all day. Slave trading between Africa and Europe began with the Portuguese, who were the first European nation to make continuous contact with Africa. African slaves were mainly taken to Europe to be used on a land that needed slaves. If a slave got tired, and slowed down or stopped, they would get a punishment. Sometimes slave owners would rape their slaves, raping is one of the many cruel and mean things done to slaves. Raping a slave wasn't even against the law! Sometimes slaves were beaten so harshly that they nearly bled to death. Slaves couldn't have an education, and it very hard to escape slavery.
What are the marxist ideas on the development of pre-colonial African societies?
Not much to write home about. Little was known in Europe in Marx's day, and he tended to write off pre-colonial societies. Some see an African variant of a stagnant "Asiatic mode of production", others a local feudalism with some slavery thown in, some a slave-based economy developing feudal elements. A few adventurous souls have hypothesised an "African mode of production" based on village organisation modified by long-distance trade.
What might a typical workday be like for enslaved African American on a southern cotton plantation?
The experience can be very long and tiring. They have to pick cotton all day, and they had no rghts what so ever. slave codes controlled every aspect of their lives.
What might a typical workday be like for an enslaved African-American on a southern cotton plantations?
The experience can be very long and tiring. They have to pick cotton all day, and they had no rghts what so ever. slave codes controlled every aspect of their lives.
What is a typical day in the life of a Sumerian slave?
it was hard and they would always work
How many calories in a typical American daily diet?
Typical American diets vary between 1200 to 2500 calories a day.
Is Morris day deceased?
yes, Morris day is African American
What is the name of the African American celebration of Emancipation Day?
Juneteenth
Why do Americans have a better memory of African-American discrimination than Asian-American discrimination?
Many Americans have a better memory of African-American discrimination than the Asian-American discrimination because it seems more real to them to their day to day life.
Who was the first African American to make an million a day?
Andre hood
What is the average amount of time spent out of home?
8.38 hours each day for a typical American
List nouns beginning with the letter a?
* apple * ape * australia * asia * antartica * African American *~Day Day~*
What was a typical day in the life of a slave child?
For a slave child the first thing is:chorescleaning the whole housecookingdo not learn how to read or writeget yelled or hurt.....depend about the ownernever have the time to take a breakstart to be a slave probably 13 or 12 age
What has the author Karen Juanita Carrillo written?
Karen Juanita Carrillo has written: 'African American history day by day' -- subject(s): Chronology, African Americans, History
