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What is the Caribbean relation to Africa?
Europeans brought African slaves to Caribbean
What crop were slaves brought by the Caribbean to farm?
tabacco
Which product brought millions of slaves to the islands of the Caribbean?
Sugar
How did Columbus begin the transatlantic slave trade?
He brought slaves to Spain from the Caribbean
Why Hindus came to the Caribbean?
The British brought slaves from India (most of which were hindus) over to the carribean.
How and why were Africans brought to central America and the Caribbean islands?
They wanted to use them as slaves for plantations and labor.
Were most of the slaves who were brought from Africa to the Americas brought to the area that would become the US mainland or were they brought to the Caribbean islands instead?
Africa. West African slaves were brought to the West Indies from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries.
Why were so many African slaves brought to the Caribbean in comparison to other area in the Americas?
Because that is where the sugar plantations were.
How many African slaves in total were brought captured?
Less than 400,000 were brought to the US and almost 5,000,000 to South America, Mexico, and the Caribbean islands.
People who worked as slaves on sugar plantations in the Caribbean brought to the Americas from what continent?
people who worked on the sugar plantation who were brought to the Americas were brought from the continent of AFRICA. signed : WESLEY ISAACS
Who brought the first group of African slaves to the Americas nd Caribbean region?
The first group of African slaves in the Americas and Caribbean region were brought by the Portuguese in the early 16th century. Portugal's initial involvement in the transatlantic slave trade set the foundation for the widespread forced labor system that followed.
How did the African slaves travel to the Caribbean?
The slaves were brought from Africa to the Caribbean on SLAVE SHIPS, which were massive sea-going vessels designed to carry large numbers of enslaved Africans in unsafe conditions. Between 10-20% of Africans transported this way did not survive the trip.
