Because during the triangular slave trade most slaves were imported for the north western coast of Africa, also known as "the gold coast" due to the huge amount of profit that slave trade made.
There were white and Asian slaves in the US not just African during that time period. African tribes captured slaves from warring tribes and sold them to America. The ones not sold were killed off. All races of the world were slaves at one point in time; this can be shown throughout the Roman Empire. Also Indians(not "American" Indians) were the highest populous that were slaves in the whole world
All ethnicities have been enslaved, not just black Africans.
Slavery was a historical institution where people of African descent were forcibly enslaved due to colonization, racism, and economic exploitation. The color of a person's skin does not determine their worth or ability, and slavery is a system of oppression that has affected various groups throughout history. It is important to acknowledge the past and work towards a more equitable and just society for all.
No, not all black people were slaves. While millions of black people were enslaved throughout history, there were also free black individuals and communities that existed. It's important to recognize the diversity of experiences within the black community.
In 1860, approximately 25% of white households in the southern United States owned slaves. This means that not all white southerners owned slaves, but a significant portion did.
If you go far enough back, then all people, no matter what their colour, are related. Black and white are related
Historically, colored slaves who were of mixed race or had European heritage were sometimes given privileges or positions of higher status compared to black slaves. This preferential treatment was often based on the notion of mixed-race individuals being more "civilized" or "closer to whiteness" in the eyes of slave owners. However, it is important to note that all enslaved individuals were subjected to brutal and dehumanizing treatment under the system of slavery.
Well, when the colonists first moved to America, they tried using the natives there as slaves, unfortunately for them, the natives were unfamiliar to the colonists' diseases, and were not immune to it. Because the natives kept dying, the colonists started to ship African people over to America. The African people lived quite close to Europe, and had better chances of living through diseases. Further back in history, the ancient Greeks and Romans, and other peoples for that matter, would make slaves of whoever they captured in war. It wasn't only African people that were enslaved, many others had been too.
No there was not, It was all Black people
White people have been slaves, as have been black people, yellow people, and red people. Slaves have come in all types of colors, and both genders; male and female. People of all ages, young and old, have been slaves.
No, not all black people were slaves. While millions of black people were enslaved throughout history, there were also free black individuals and communities that existed. It's important to recognize the diversity of experiences within the black community.
Slaves were tortured and they had to work for white men all day long with no break and they got nothing in return. White people had rights and they didn't have someone dictate their lives. White women didn't have as many rights as white men but atleast they had rights. The slaves had no rights and they lived in hell everyday.
Technicaly, because in Colonial America, There were"Inden.tured Slaves" that were white; 100+years later, the white people kidnapped the Africans and forced them to work all day except Sunday, against their will
They were all treated differently and poorly by the white people.
No. Many slaves produced part white children because the kids' fathers were the white farm owners. There are many, many tribes in Africa that are totally negroid. You could make a better case for all white people being part black, since it is pretty clear that the first humans were black.
No, there were white people in the US who weren't well off but they weren't slaves to anyone.
yes as sad as it sounds its true white treated blacks very bad like slaves well they were slaves they got whipped and hit all the time.
No. The majority of people in the Southern Colonies were small farmers who did not own slaves and people who did not own land at all. The earliest plantation owners were in the minority and were mostly British in origin. Many white people were just as poor as the black slaves and many had to hire themselves out to do work for the wealthy land owners.
the slaves role was to go to your house and kill all the white people in it then leave
Slavery has existed in many places for thousands of years and including many different types of ethnic people. Next answer: Slavery has been practiced by many cultures of all races over the millennia. It hasn't always been black slaves with white masters. In fact, slavery was quite common in Africa until very recently, and whites who bought slaves in Africa were buying them from black masters. Even in the United States, not all slaves were black, and not all blacks were slaves. There were white slaves, and free blacks. Even the laws of the period, if you read them, refer not to race but to the status of slavery or freedom.