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Europeans were trading goods with Africans. Generally farmed items.
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Goods were traded. Mostly farmed items. In exchange they gave Africans weapons. They traded slaves for guns mostly.
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When slaves had started being captured in mass amounts.
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Slaves had been capture in large amounts. It turned into a war among a race. Africans selling out Africans for self protection. Survival belonged to whomever could catch the most slaves without being caught themselves.
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Africans were held in prisons for about 4 months at a time.
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Slaves were captured and forced to live in cells. Normally over crowded and uninhabitable. Yet, they force slaves into them treating them as nothing but mere animals.
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Slaves were captured daily and moved to the port.
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Small groups were captured everyday. Normally 2-8 Africans. They were then loaded into trucks and carried down the coast. Then unloaded at a port and chained until ready to boarded into the ship.
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The travel across the ocean wass the hardest part.
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The slaves being transported in the ship to America had a extremely rough time. They were crowded under the deck by the hundreds. They were forced to lay in their own waste, have no space to move and suffer unbearable heat.
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When they originally landed and marked slaves as property.
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During this period was when they unloaded Africans and enslaved them. After being unloaded from a ship they were shipped on foot to colonies in America. Slave numbers were severly decreased over the voyage across the sea.
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Slaves forced to work or relocated to other sites.
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After being dropped off at the main port in America slaves were moved to other colonies. The slaves were then bought and forced into labor.
