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African Slavery

African Slave Trade http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/African_slave_trade.png

Europeans expanded existing African slave trade Offered money and other commodities for growing numbers of slaves Led Africans to go on raids to capture other Africans to sell into slavery.

In America, why were they slaves? Africans were generally enslaved for four main reasons War Destitution Debt Crime In America, why were they slaves?

Primarily young men for hard labor Demographic Patterns Saharan trade Mostly women Atlantic trade Primarily young men for hard labor

Triangular Trade p. 440

Organization of the Slave Trade Portuguese dominate first - until 1630s Needed large numbers of slaves to work Brazilian Sugar Plantations Dutch Seize El Mina (1630) and rival Portuguese English 1660s Royal African Company French 18th century Dahomey Royal monopoly on flow of slaves

Economic importance? Same profits as other trade Value tied up with plantation and mining economy Definitely ties Africa to global economy

How does the way they came to America reflect the way the Americans felt about the Africans as people?