They were part of the Triangular Trade Route, particularly The Middle Passage. Molasses was made in the US, the brought to Europe where it was made into rum. Then the rum was brought to Africa and traded for gold and slaves. The slaves would come to the Americas on the Middle Passage (just the name for that leg of the triangle since it cut across the *middle* of the Atlantic) where they were sold by slavers to anyone who would bid enough for them. Also more slaves were obtained by the currently owned slaves having children. The children were now your slaves too.
Slaves were obtained through conquest in war, kidnapping and raiding, trading between tribes or kingdoms, being born into slavery (hereditary slavery), as punishment for crimes, and through debt bondage or indentured servitude.
Local slave traders often obtained their supply of slaves from various sources, including capturing individuals during wars and conflicts, purchasing captives from other tribes or groups, bartering with local chiefs, and through raids on neighboring communities. Additionally, some slaves were also acquired through the transatlantic slave trade, where they were brought from Africa to be sold in local markets.
Slave traders obtained slaves through various means, including capturing them in war, purchasing them from other slave owners, or kidnapping them from their homes and communities. These slaves were then sold and transported to markets where they were traded for goods or money.
Slave traders obtained slaves through illegal activities such as kidnapping or by exploiting vulnerable populations within countries where slavery was still practiced. They also engaged in human trafficking, particularly in regions where poverty and corruption allowed for the exploitation of individuals.
After years of servitude, the slave finally obtained his manumission and gained his freedom.
They were mostly slaves.
slaves from Africa were obtained by Europeans from
African slave merchants! :)
in 1870 black African American slaves was able to vote
As war prisoners or purchase of them from other peoples.
They were part of the Triangular Trade Route, particularly The Middle Passage. Molasses was made in the US, the brought to Europe where it was made into rum. Then the rum was brought to Africa and traded for gold and slaves. The slaves would come to the Americas on the Middle Passage (just the name for that leg of the triangle since it cut across the *middle* of the Atlantic) where they were sold by slavers to anyone who would bid enough for them. Also more slaves were obtained by the currently owned slaves having children. The children were now your slaves too.
Slaves were obtained through conquest in war, kidnapping and raiding, trading between tribes or kingdoms, being born into slavery (hereditary slavery), as punishment for crimes, and through debt bondage or indentured servitude.
rich white men would go over there and trade the cheiff of the tribe guns knives, and other things for slaves
Because the people that obtained them were well armed and those that were enslaved were not. the slave trade also depended on the locals taking people for the slave trade from neighboring villages etc it wasn't only the whites that took slaves it was the blacks as wel not ot mention the Arabs where they are still doing it.
The Spanish obtained African slaves through the transatlantic slave trade, which involved capturing and trading Africans from various regions of Africa to the Americas. This practice was driven by the demand for labor in the Spanish colonies, particularly for work on plantations and in mines.
First of all, the alphabet. The Phoenician alphabet has been the basis of Greek, Roman and all later 'western' alphabets. The Phoenicians were a trading nation, so in term of goods a lot of things were obtained from Phoenicia, such as wood, glass dyes and slaves.
Henry sponsored maritime expeditions to the coast of West Africa where they obtained slaves and gold in exchange for European goods, mainly guns.