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Countries in Africa where slaves were taken from for the slave trade?
Places like morraco sp and ivory coast ,mali
Which countries first brought over slaves?
which first countries brought slaves to the U.S.A
Where were most slaves taken from?
Africa
Which countries did slaves come from?
Poland
What countries did slaves mostly go to?
went to America
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