The Impact of the Slave Trade on African Economies

2 The Slave Trade and African Development A discussion of the impact of the slave trade on Africa must begin with Walter Rodney’s book, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa (1972). Rodney argues that the slave trade fundamentally altered African economies. First, the slave trade discouraged state-building and encouraged slave raiding.

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The Transatlantic Slave Trade Differentiated Reading ...

The Transatlantic Slave Trade For over 400 years, Europeans enslaved millions of people from parts of West Africa, transporting them across the Atlantic Ocean in awful conditions. These people were sold into a life of unpaid work and cruelty in the Americas. This was known as the transatlantic slave trade: a brutal period of history which

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The Political Legacy of American Slavery

ricans whose ancestors were targeted by the slave trade have higher levels of mistrust today than other Africans. Within the United States, O’Connell (2012) demonstrates that areas of the American South that had high numbers of slaves have greater economic inequality between blacks and whites today. Similarly, Lagerlöf (2005) and Nunn (2008)

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The Gullah Language The Gullah language is what linguists ...

early slave trade era Rice Coast creole dialect. Each language has gone its separate way over the past two hundred and fifty years, but even now the similarities are astonishing to linguists and laymen alike. Finally, the word "Gullah," itself, seems to reflect the Rice Coast origins of many of

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SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE IN PRE-COLONIAL AFRICA

Africa ( Britain and the Ending of the Slave trade, S. Miers, London 1975, p. 56-58). The internal trade was conducted within the African continent itself. It involved trade between North Africa and West Africa on the one hand and East, Central and Southern Africa on the other hand. My country Ghana, formerly called the Gold Coast became

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HUMILIATION, DEGRADATION, DEHUMANIZATION

agencies and trade unions. Currently doctoral candidate at the University of Trier. Research interests are contentious politics, subaltern studies, collective identities, and bonded labour in south Asia, drawing from the fields of political, historical and industrial sociology, anthropology, social psychology, and south Asian studies.

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Slave Laws of Georgia, 1755-1860

such slave, and unless such death should happen by accident in giving such slave moderate correction. • Prior to 1799, killing a slave, punished with progressive fines. After 1799, charged with same offense and punishment as killing a white person. • Manslaughter, the penalty is branding. (1799) 13

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Enhanced Serial Peripheral Interface (eSPI)

Introduction 327432-004 9 2 Introduction This base specification describes the architecture details of the Enhanced Serial Peripheral Interface (eSPI) …