Slave trade

Seven Phases of the Slave Trade

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  • Travel from Europeans Country to Africa

    Travel from Europeans Country to Africa

    Tradign goods in exchange for provisions, people. The Europeans travel from their country to Africa. They take away the Africans and make them become slaves.
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    Phase One

    The first phase of the Slave Trade. Here are the events that happened during the first phase.
  • Initial Capture

    Initial Capture

    African-on-African violence. Prompted by European demanded for forced labor. Europeans demanded for forced coercion.
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    Phase Two

    Phase two of the Slave Trade. Here are the events that happened at that time.
  • Holding Prisons [Open air, Dungeons, etc]

    Holding Prisons [Open air, Dungeons, etc]

    Accumulation of captives, uses by holding Africa. Afro-Europeans and/or European super-visitors.
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    Phase Three

    Phase Three of the Slave Trade. Here it tells about the slaves and what had happened to them.
  • Loading

    Loading

    Small groups [2-8 persons per day] loaded on ships which travel down the African coast to accumulate prisoners, provisions, trade items.
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    Phase Four

    Phase Four- After the first three phases of the slave trade, here are the events of what happened to the slaves in phase four. It lasted for about four to six months.
  • Atlantic Passage

    Atlantic Passage

    Survival and Resistance. The Atlantic passage has a spesific route. The Africans were transported from their country to other places across Atlantic.
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    Phase Five

    Phase five is when the slaves be part of a different type of passage. The events will tell what passage the slaves be in. It will also tell the events of what had hapened during this phase.
  • Initial Landing and Enslavement

    Initial Landing and Enslavement

    "Breaking" process; Resistance [exchanging country marks, including military tactics] The slaves were sold to other white men after coming across Atlantic. They slaves have different masters with different jobs.
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    Phase Six

    This phase lasted three years. This is when you find some events being very harsh.
  • Rebelocation to other West Atlantic sites

    Rebelocation to other West Atlantic sites

    Orientation labor or redistribution to other colonies. By European country and colony.
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    Phase Seven

    Phase seven is the last phase of the slave trade. Here's what happens to the slaves during the last phase.