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The slave trade went on for so long because no-one in Europe who eat the products of the slave produces such as sugar and tobacco did not know all the pain the slaves went through. People liked sugar and did not want to know the truth. Traders wanted money and would not make a large profit if they were not cruel.

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1)a) THE INABILITY OF THE SLAVES TO FIGHT FOR THEIR RIGHTS

B) THE SLAVES DID NOT KNOW THEIR RIGHTS

C) SOME CHIEFS WERE THE ONES SELLING THEIR PEOPLE TO THE SLAVE MASTERS AND AS SUCH THE PEOPLE COULD NOT DEFY THEIR CHIEFS AND DEFEND THEMSELVES

D) IT WAS IMMENSELY PROFITABLE, THE COST OF SLAVES AND THE WAGES THEY WERE GIVEN WAS SO SMALL THAT IT WAS EASY TO OBTAIN THEM AND AS SUCH PEOPLE WERE NOT PREPARED TO LET THEM GO

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