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Travel from European Country to Africa
Europeans traveled to African. They traded goods for people. This is the phase of the slave trade. -
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Travel To African
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Inital Capture
African-on-African voilence. European demand for forced labor, coercion. Second phase. -
Holding Prisons
Accumulation of captives, used by holding Africans. The supervisors were Afro-Europeans and/or Europeans -
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Holding Prisoners.
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Small groups loaded on ships. They traveled down the African coast line. They accumulated prisoners, provisions,trade items. -
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Accumlated prisoners, forth phase of the slave trade. -
Atlantic Passage
It was survival. Also it was the African resistance. The Africans were dieing off. -
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Atlantic Passage
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Intial Landing and Enslavement
The breaking proccess. The slave had resistance. Exchanging country marks, includind military tatics -
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Inital Landing and Enslavement
The Africans tried to break away. Took up to 3 years for this phase. The 6th phase out of seven. -
Relocation to Other West Atlantic Sites
Orientation to labor. Orientation to redistribution to other colonies. All done by European country and colony.
