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Individual items were easier to sell than groups, most buyers wanted to buy only what they were specifically interested in not "package deals" that included things they did not want.

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How did slave traders obtain slaves to sell after the international slave trade ended?

By seperating slave families


Where did west African slave traders get their slaves to sell to the europeans?

From slave traders in central Africa


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Where did west africans slave traders get their slaves to sell to European?

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Where did west African slave traders get their slave to sell to Europeans?

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Where there black slave traders?

If you are referring to the American slave trade, the slave traders were mostly Dutch (Caucasian) but there were also black slave traders and slave owners. The most notable of them was a Virginian by the name of Anthony Johnson.


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What was the common way for European slave traders to find slaves in Africa?

They were purchased by African Slave Traders


How did the west African slave traders obtain the slaves they sold to the Europeans?

the slave traders captured them in war


How did the West African slave traders obtain the slaves they sold to europeans?

the slave traders captured them in war


What did the Saharan slave traders and the Arab slave traders have in common?

Both Saharan and Arab slave traders were involved in the trans-Saharan slave trade, where enslaved individuals were captured and transported across the vast Sahara desert to be sold in North Africa and the Middle East. Both groups exploited indigenous African communities for forced labor and profit, contributing to the economic and social harm inflicted on the enslaved population.