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Sir John Hawkins takes 3 ships on his voyage of trade. He trades 300 slaves to the Spanish and Portuguese, and gets sugar, hides, spices, and pearls in return.
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Sir John Hawkins makes another voyage. He trades 500 slaves for precious metals, pearls, and jewels.
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In Scotland, slavery is made illegal.
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The first bill of the Abolition of Slave Trade was created, but it failed its purpose in abolishing slavery.
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In modern-day Haiti, slave rebellion begins.
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In France, slavery is abolished.
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In modern-day Haiti, slave rebellion proves to be effective. The first independent black nation outside of Africa is established
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The Transatlantic trade of slaves ends under the British Parliament.
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Under the British Parliament, The Abolition of Slavery Act is passed. The practice of slavery is illegal in known areas of or related to the British.
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Hawkins trades 500 slaves to people in the Caribbean. When him and his crew seek refuge, the Spanish ambush him. some of his crew were captured or became slaves. Only 70 came out alive, out of the 400 men.