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Slave Trade Sources

  • Period: May 1, 1400 to

    Slave Trade Timeline

    The start and end of the trade of slaves in America.
  • May 1, 1441

    The Slave Ship

    The Slave Ship
    This is picture about the trade of kidnapped slaves in the Middle Passage where a lot of foul play happened.
  • Apr 1, 1500

    Slave Ship Interior

    Slave Ship Interior
    A drawing of the placement of slaves in the lower deck. Photo by Louie Psihoyos.
  • Slave Memorial

    Slave Memorial
    Memorial for the slaves from the Tanzanian slave market. Photo by Paul Souders/Corbis.
  • Placement of Slaves Illustration

    Placement of Slaves Illustration
    It depics the placement of slaves in the spring of 1767. Photo by Louie Psihoyos.
  • The House of Slaves

    The House of Slaves
    This is a waiting station for slaves. They would waiting for ships to come from america. Dakar, Senegal. Photo by CORBIS SYGMA
  • The Slave Trade Letter

    The Slave Trade Letter
    A letter to slave buyers back in the 1800s in Memphis, Tenn. Photo by Bettmann/CORBIS.
  • Ponit of no return.

    Ponit of no return.
    Sign a rememberance for the West-African country Benin. Slaves were kidnapped there and sold into slavery. Photo by Atlantide Phototravel/Corbis.
  • Slave Market

    Slave Market
    Photo of a slave market in the 1860s in Gerogia. Photo by Bettmann/CORBIS
  • The Slave Auction

    The Slave Auction
    The auction of slaves in Virgina in 1861. Photo by CORBIS.
  • Slave Holding Quarters

    Slave Holding Quarters
    Slave Holding quarters in St. Geroges castle in Ghana. Photo by Jane Hahn/Corbis
  • Video on the middle passge

    Video on the middle passge
    This is about the Atlantic slave trade. The video is easy to understand and is by Discovery. The information is very accurate.
  • Information for the African Slave Trade

    Information for the African Slave Trade
    This websites has reaible information for the slave trade. The information is provided by HowItWorrks.
  • Information of the Slave Trade

    Information of the Slave Trade
    This information is provided by About.com and was written by Alistair Boddy-Evans.