The Triangular Slave Trade with life on the slave ships for Africans was very ruff, poor and unhealthy for them to survive. The slave ships had little space with specifically, which was 1.3ft wide and 20 to 25 inches of headspace. Just imagining the discomfort of the bodies, all the aches and pains that they had to experience especially with being chained and tied together. Their times on the ships would last from three to six months depending where the path would lead from the wind currents. In the 18th century, mortality within the ships was very high because of the the crowding, the ship was insalubrious and with the deficiency of food and water. The highest death rates was recorded at 34%, but by the 19th it declined 5% which was somewhat
