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Certain foods such as the mondongo, some historians believed (they did not choose it, often it was the only thing they had to eat), but in the presence of pottery vessels with forms that are neither European nor indigenous.

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It is remarkable, but true nonetheless that the naval forces of the British Empire (the beginning of the nation's largest slave trade) were be sent over time to suppress the slave trade in African waters. Abolitionists in Britain achieved he abolition of the slave trade then worked to achieve the complete abolition of slavery in the British Empire. This was achieved in 1833 with the approval of the Law of Abolition of Slavery.

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Their life was very cruel, it was not very easy because they had no freedom and treated them like animals worked almost all day and sometimes they did not sleep, some slept a few hours some slaves were starving. Their lives were very hard.

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What happened to Africa after After the Slave Trade?

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What happened to Africa after After the Slave Trade?

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After the slave trade in the British Empire, a confrontation between the slave traders and the abolitionists occurred in the United States. Women played an important role in the struggle for abolition in North America.

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Slavery has existed in Africa since antiquity and was a common practice in many parts of the world.

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Slavery is a form of submission of man by man that has been practiced since antiquity and to the shame of man continues in our days in various forms.

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Most of the Africans who were enslaved were captured in battles or were kidnapped, though some were sold into slavery for debt or as punishment.

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These people worked for African rulers as laborers, servants or soldiers. Farming?

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They were taken to Portugal or other countries.

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What was life of a slaves trade in Brazil?

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What was life of a slaves trade in Brazil?

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Their lives were hard, some could have their freedom through their work.

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Conditions aboard the slave ships were wretched. Men, women and children crammed into every available space, denied adequate room, food or breathing space.

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They were transported chained hands and feet.