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Africa America England

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The conditions

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They were treated like animals and they lived

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The slave trade ended in 1807

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The middle passage was the journey from Africa to America.

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The slave trade started in

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A field slave worked from sunrise to sunset, but during the harvest

They worked and 18hour shift. A field worker was out in the field

When the first shine of light shone until it was to dark to see.

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The root of where the slaves went on the ship?

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The middle passage is where the slaves go from Africa to the Americas

The conditions where bad because people died and they didn't get fed that much and they where treated like animals and they wheels really badly tortured. Every day they where just chained up and where just getting I'll all the time.

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When enslaved Africans went to

America were unable to communicate

with family and friends

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Resistance and rebelion

until recently the history of the translantic slave trade has largely ignored the role of the African people who resisted enslavement and fought to end slavery in various ways. the African freedom movement was active in from the beginning of chattel slavery.

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The legacy of the slave trade carries on today.

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So the plantation owners earned money and got a profit to buy more slaves and they wanted the work done for them and sell what the slaves make for them for more money

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The slave trade started in 1807

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Started in the Americas ends in britain

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Parliament of the uk abolished slavery because they started to realise that it was bad

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Free workers so you don't have to pay them