At the height of the slave trade, Africa did not have nationalistic countries as we think of them, today. There were large areas of the continent that were controlled by particular tribes. Originally, most of the slaves came from West Africa, but as the practice spread, West African Tribes began enslaving East Africans and transporting them to the Gold Coast. Eventually, even the slave ships ventured to the eastern coast of Africa, and traded in slave to India and the Middle East as well.
relied on slaves to plant and pick their crops.
Yes there is; today this is called human trafficking. Most slaves in America are not American but smuggled or imported from poor countries or countries in upheaval. These slaves are usually employed in the sex trade or domestic service.
The time period that slaves were brought into America was between 1619 to 1789. Most of the slaves came in from 1720.
Most of them had been born in America
The west coast of Africa.
Portugal was the leader. Exporting 5,074,900. Which is 46% of the total slaves being exported from Europe. America imported about 340,000. Most coming from Portugal.
Most of the silver went to Spain and other European countries.
Latin America has been the region of the world most influenced by Spanish culture. The language, traditions, and customs brought by Spanish colonization have had a lasting impact on countries across Central and South America.
Spanish culture has been exported the most to Latin America due to historical colonial ties. Countries such as Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia have strong influences of Spanish culture in their language, cuisine, and traditions.
relied on slaves to plant and pick their crops.
Yes there is; today this is called human trafficking. Most slaves in America are not American but smuggled or imported from poor countries or countries in upheaval. These slaves are usually employed in the sex trade or domestic service.
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If you mean slaves in the US, the answer is Africa.
Approximately 20 million slaves were forced out of Africa, however only 9-12 million made it alive to be forced into the institution of slavery.The majority of the slaves were sent to Brazil, followed by the Caribbean.Contrary to popular belief, the most slaves were not sent to North America.Source:(African American Studies - 40A)Bridget R. Cooks
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Most slaves who were sent to North America came from Africa.
A group of countries that agree on prices for all goods exported from Europe. APEX