Because the economic value of agriculture had just began to grow and was not fully developed in the Caribbean. Remember that as the economic value of agriculture grew, the greater the number of slaves grew so that the economic standard could be sustained. As a result, there wasn't many African slaves in the Caribbean during that era.
The African slaves
Europeans brought African slaves to Caribbean
A revolt by African slaves in the Caribbean against French colonists.
They worked on the production of Sugar.
African slaves influenced the Caribbean islands by bringing their culture, languages, music, and culinary traditions, which enriched the cultural diversity of the region. Their forced labor also played a pivotal role in shaping the agricultural and economic development of the Caribbean. Additionally, they contributed to the development of unique art forms, such as dance and storytelling, that are still celebrated today.
Brazil; the Caribbean
he majority of African slaves were sent to South America and the Caribbean. Only a small portion of the slaves were sent to North America.
Ten years
A revolt by African slaves in the Caribbean against French Colonists.
African cultural forms in the Caribbean were strictly prohibited and was outlawed by governments in all Caribbean society. Those (slaves) who continued to practice them would face severe punishments.
The first African slaves used by Europeans were used by the Portuguese, on the island of Sao Tome, to grow sugarcane. The Spanish were the first to use African slaves in the Americas (in the Caribbean), and the first English colony to use African slaves was Jamestown, Virginia (which was the first English colony in the New World). However, long before Europeans used African slaves, the Africans had slaves who were African!
European countries such as Portugal, Spain, France, the Netherlands, and England were responsible for bringing African slaves to work on sugar plantations in the Caribbean islands during the Atlantic slave trade.