Atlantic Slave Trade

BRITAIN AND THE SLAVE TRADE Early British slaving voyages

Ships, which had lawfully been cleared to leave British ports before 1 May 1807, could trade until 1 March 1808. According to The trans-Atlantic slave trade database, 34 ships left Britain on or after 1 May 1807 by which it is assumed that the ships had to

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Topic: The Impact of Globalization on African Culture

Africa’s contact with the rest of the world started through trade, including the trans-Atlantic slave trade. This was the period when western merchants bought from African slave traders Africa’s most

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Why were African merchants willing to sell slaves to ...

Why were African merchants willing to sell slaves to Europeans? Were they “selling their own people”? Like most of the rest of the world, slavery was well-established in West Africa.

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Portugal e a abolição do tráfico de escravos (1834-51)*

Portugal e a abolição do tráfico de escravos (1834-51) de negros aos súbditos brasileiros, três anos após a troca das respectivas rati-ficações (ou seja, em Março de 1830)6.Uma vez concluído este acordo,

The Songhai Kingdom - Rupert Hopkins

The Songhai Kingdom The Kingdom of Songhai was established in 1350 Years AD and lasted until 1600 AD when the kingdom was invaded and ransacked by forces from

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Colonialism and Economic Development in Africa

Colonialism and Economic Development in Africa Leander Heldring and James A. Robinson NBER Working Paper No. 18566 November 2012 JEL No. N37,N47,O55

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