The Atlantic Slave Trade
African Slaves were carried over in boats on a four-week to six-month travels over the Atlantic Ocean in the seventeenth and eighteenth period. Africa would apprehend their own young people and sell them to the British or European slave traders. Africans were on ships in a cramped enclosed murky area on, below deck on the ship. Due to unpleasant and barbarous environment one in six meager slaves died during the transport. Upon arrival African slaves became distributed among Brazil, Caribbean islands, and the English Colonies. The distressed slaves and servant’s offend chained, branded, sold and used for labor duties of all sorts. Slaves and servants had been beaten and whipped by their owner as punishment. For communication
African Slaves were carried over in boats on a four-week to six-month travels over the Atlantic Ocean in the seventeenth and eighteenth period. Africa would apprehend their own young people and sell them to the British or European slave traders. Africans were on ships in a cramped enclosed murky area on, below deck on the ship. Due to unpleasant and barbarous environment one in six meager slaves died during the transport. Upon arrival African slaves became distributed among Brazil, Caribbean islands, and the English Colonies. The distressed slaves and servant’s offend chained, branded, sold and used for labor duties of all sorts. Slaves and servants had been beaten and whipped by their owner as punishment. For communication