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In tight pack or loose pack. Tight pack is where the slaves where layed on their side, and loose pack is where the slaves where layed on their back. The tight pack allowed more slaves to be on the ship but this caused more slaves to die as they were closer together and suffocated more.
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What is the island off Senegal where many slaves were loaded onto ships for America?
Kraal
What types of people were brought onto the slave ships?
black people were the only ones who were slaves.
How were slaves packed onto the ship?
In tight pack or loose pack. Tight pack is where the slaves where layed on their side, and loose pack is where the slaves where layed on their back. The tight pack allowed more slaves to be on the ship but this caused more slaves to die as they were closer together and suffocated more.
After English ships unloaded iron products and silver in Africa what was loaded onto the ship and were did they go next?
Slaves, colonies
Is it true that slaves could travel or go on ships in small groups?
No. Strict laws limited the rights of enslaved people in most northern colonies. Slaves could not travel or go onto a ship without written permission.
Where did indentured servants and slaves come from?
Indentured servants and slaves came from parts of Africa. The African villages were raided and the people were taken and herded onto ships and taken to Europe and the United States. There, they were sold at auction like cattle.
Do paratroopers jump onto ships?
No, they do not.
How are icebergs detected by ships?
they are detected by other ships, and then a message is passed onto other ships so the ships know to look out for iceburgs
What are those planks they use to get onto ships?
Gangplank
What did the slaves load onto ships from Great Britain to New England every year at harvest time?
all answers are correct
How were horses loaded onto ships in the olden days?
in a crate
What happend when the slaves got to the coast?
Upon reaching the coast, slaves were typically inspected and confined in holding facilities before being loaded onto ships bound for the Americas. Many endured harsh conditions during their transportation across the Atlantic Ocean, a journey known as the Middle Passage. Countless slaves perished due to disease, malnutrition, and mistreatment during this voyage.
