Well they didn't usually. People taken for the slave trade were from unorganized tribal villages on the African coast, easy pickings for slave traders. The people were simply forcibly abducted, then taken to market overseas to be sold. Although, now I'm wondering why after a couple of years of this the people just didn't move inland! Maybe they did...
Yes, some African societies participated in the slave trade by capturing and selling individuals from rival groups. However, it is important to note that the African slave trade was complex and involved various actors, including European slave traders who exploited existing local conflicts to profit from the trade.
Slavery in Africa before European involvement was less racially based and more tied to social, economic, and political factors. It was often a way to integrate outsiders into societies, settle debts, or as a form of punishment. It had a more fluid nature, with slaves sometimes able to rise in status or be freed.
Thomas Hunt kidnapped Squanto in 1614 to sell him into slavery in Spain. He saw Squanto as a valuable commodity due to his knowledge of the English language and the New World. Hunt's actions were motivated by greed and a desire for profit.
Africans were made to be slaves through a combination of factors such as capture during wars, raids, and expeditions; trading by African rulers and European slave traders; and the development of the transatlantic slave trade by European colonial powers. Slavery was justified through the dehumanization of Africans and the creation of racial hierarchies that portrayed them as inferior.
African slave trade has been abolished and is illegal worldwide. It is unethical, inhumane, and against human rights to buy or sell human beings. Any form of modern-day slavery should be reported to the authorities for legal action.
the west Africa used to sell their people into slavery to get guns the leader were involved and they neglected agriculture
They sold their own people for slavery.
The rulers of Africa sold their own people into slavery because for some of the rulers, the money they got was more important that the people. By selling people into slavery they could also reduce the number of people they had to care for and increase the resources available to care for those that remained.
Yes there was slavery in Brazil. When the Portuguese found Brazil and when they started farming they used to get people from Africa and sell them to farmer as slaves. That is also why Brazil has people with darker skin. ( Sorry if this offends anyone).
It was the African tribes who used to fight each other and sell their own "unwanted" members of their tribes. This was the earliest form of "Slavery".
Slavery still exists. There are 25 million men, women, and children that are slaves today. The people who own slaves see them as property and buy/sell them around the world. Many children are sex slaves and Isis even has published a handbook on slavery and how to enslave people. The people against slavery work at freeing people. Today there are some groups who raise money to buy people out of slavery.
In Africa, there would be wars, the winners would take prisoners of war and would sell them to European traders who would sell them in the Americas to plantation owners who would use the slaves as free labor
Solon outlawed debt slavery which is when people with severe debt would sell themselves into slavery to get out of debt.
Yes they do. Some people refer to them as blood diamonds due to harsh labor conditions in Africa.
Because he was an amoral warmonger
because people eat them and use their skin to sell and make money . selfish people
You can't sell anyone; that would be slavery.