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Where can you find the movie Emanuelle and the white slave traders?
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∙ 13y ago
In a Film shop
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How did white slave traders get slaves?
they bought them from other traders
Who benefitted from the slave trade?
the white men benifitted, slave owners
What is the method of changing goods used by African and white slave traders?
sleve factory
Where did Arab slave traders sell white slaves?
There was no specific place that Arab slave traders only sold white slaves. White slaves were common throughout Arab and Islamic Empires for centuries, most coming from Slavic countries and being sold predominately in the Upper Middle East and Anatolia.
How do you sell a slave?
Slaves were africans kidnapped from Africa by white traders, then sailed on boats away from Africa and then were sold to their owners. Actually most Slaves were SOLD to White Traders by the Chiefs of their tribes. Kidnapping was only a part of the Slave Trade.
Why do you think the slave traders were so cruel to the slaves they transported across the ocean?
Slaves were viewed as property and less than human. To the white slave trader the slave was only a commodity to be sold and traded. They viewed the slave with a callus disregard for their pain and suffering.
Why do you think tha slaves traders were so cruel to the slaves they transported across the ocean?
Slaves were viewed as property and less than human. To the white slave trader the slave was only a commodity to be sold and traded. They viewed the slave with a callus disregard for their pain and suffering.
In the mid-1800s notherners used the term slave power to criticize what they believed to be the excessive political influence of which group of people?
Northerner used the term slave power to criticize white southerners who practiced obsessive political power.
How did black slaves become slaves?
Well there was lots of slave dealers (all white people) at the time and they would just take people off the streets and put them on a large ship to take abroad! i don't believe this because there wasn't really streets in Africa where they were taken from. ---- What tripe! Slavery existed in Africa thousands of years prior to the invasion of White traders (It still exists to this day!). The old testament even notes warring tribes in North and central Africa who took slaves of their defeated armies. 'Ipso facto' what the (White) slave traders did do was to commercialise on a massive scale (for the time) by purchasing slaves from the (Black) slave traders. This previously small trade became the big business of the 18th century. This in turn changed the then minor African trade from simply selling slaves of inter-tribal warfare, into large scale hunts specifically for the hunting of slaves. It is this which the white slave traders were primarily guilty of.
Where and when did voodoo begin?
There's no specific date, but Voodoo began as the cultures of African slaves and white slave traders began to mingle, primarily in places like Haiti in the 17-1800s'
How did many African Americans move to the Great Plains?
They were usually brought over by white slave traders during the migration west. Some black settlers were known to travel in that direction though.
In the book copper sun why were the men with the white skin welcoming med in Amari's village even though they smelled of danger?
The men with white skin were likely slave traders who appeared welcoming to infiltrate the village and capture Amari and her people for the slave trade. Despite their seemingly friendly demeanor, their true intentions were to deceive and harm the villagers for profit.
