Slavery affected Africans culturally, economically, linguistically, politically, psychologically, and socially. In the New World of the Americas, African slaves ended up cut off from their home cultures. They found themselves among other Africans, but not those of the same family and linguistic lines. They had no way of surviving outside of the plantation, because of not being paid for their work and not being allowed to seek gainful employment on their own. They had to learn to communicate in languages other than their own. They lacked all political freedoms and rights. They suffered psychologically, in terms of being viewed according to their color. They were treated as a subhuman group within slave owning societies.
The consequence was an abrupt break with their African past. At the same time, Africans weren't given opportunities to build New World equivalents to what they'd lost in the Old World. And yet, ironically, the New World had plenty of land for everyone's need, but evidently not enough for an elite's greed.*
*Robert Nesta Marley, February 6, 1945-May 11, 1981.
Slavery was common through out the world including Africa. The tribal chiefs (and others) made money by selling other people to traders.
Slavery sometimes they aloud them to fight but that was rare
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To help the pioneers do work (for slavery).
Both groups were forced to perform unpaid labor for European colonists.
Slavery was common through out the world including Africa. The tribal chiefs (and others) made money by selling other people to traders.
Africans were brought here through the triangular slave trade between European countries, Africa, and the New World. There was no other race in the Americans other than the Native American Indians before the European cultures came over, bringing the slaves from Africa with them. So, in short, no, Africans weren't a part of the United States territories before they were brought over through slavery.
The first few Africans that were brought to the US for labor were actually treated as indentured servants and eventually owned property. Slavery eventually took its place and did not only affect Africans, but also Native Americans and any people imported from nations that were not Christians.
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Slavery sometimes they aloud them to fight but that was rare
Of all the Africans brought to the New World, sixty percent were brought to Spanish colonies.
The Middle Passage.
The journey of Africans who were brought as slaves to the Americas is known as the Transatlantic Slave Trade. This was a brutal and inhumane system where millions of Africans were forcibly taken from their homelands and transported across the Atlantic Ocean to be sold as slaves in the New World.
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Enslaved Africans refers to individuals from Africa who were captured, forced into slavery, and transported to work under brutal conditions in the Americas. This practice was prevalent during the transatlantic slave trade, where millions of Africans were forcibly brought to the New World to provide labor in industries such as agriculture and mining.
The effects range from slavery to a diversified new world.
They were packed in a boat to America to work in factory's. Slavery is not restricted to the transportation of Africans to America. Slavery is still a problem in the world today. It has been a problem in many parts of the world and remains so.