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#4 Enslaved Africans resisted by organizing hunger strikes, forming rebellions, and even committing suicide by leaping overboard rather than living in slavery.

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#8 The six regions were most enslaved African were captured are: Upper Guinea, The Gold Coast, Bight of Benin, Bight of Biafra, West-Central Africa, and Southeastern Africa.

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Q1 SOME OF THE HORRORS THAT THAY FACED WAS HEAT NOXIOUS FUMES EPIDEMIC SUICIDES. Q2THE ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE LASTED FROM THE 16TH CENTURY TO THE 19TH

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#3 The Transatlantic slave trade lasted about 12 million to 12.8 million Africans that were shipped across the Atlantic over 400 years.

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#3 The Transatlantic slave trade lasted about 12 million to 12.8 million Africans that were shipped across the Atlantic over 400 years.

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-JM

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#1: The horrors that the captured African experience are deaths from suffocation and disease´s. 

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#1: The horrors that the captured African experience are deaths from suffocation and disease´s. 

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-JM

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#7: It is important because slave is being a person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey the owner. Whereas enslave, or enslaved person is making someone a slave. - J.C.

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#7: It is important because slave is being a person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey the owner. Whereas enslave, or enslaved person is making someone a slave. - J.C.

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Captured Africans resisted during the Middle Passage by forming rebellions, going on hunger strikes and committing suicide.
-LS

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Captured Africans resisted by refusing to eat and some committed suicide - FA

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#3 the transatlantic slave trade lasted about 400 years - FA

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Six regions where most enslaved Africans were captured was Upper Guinea, the Gold Coast, Bight of Benin, Bight of Biafra, West-Central Africa, and Southeastern Africa.
-LS

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#3 The transatlantic last about 400 years  -AG

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#3 The transatlantic last about 400 years  -AG

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#5 Yes it has. It has ended because they made it illegal.   -AG

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#5 Yes it has. It has ended because they made it illegal.   -AG

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The slaves would resist by refusing to eat, and suicide. They would suicide by refusing to take medicine, again refusing to eat, and jumping overboard.
-JS

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#3: The Transatlantic slave trade lasted between the time frame of the mid-sixteenth century and about until the 1860s. - J.C.

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#3: The Transatlantic slave trade lasted between the time frame of the mid-sixteenth century and about until the 1860s. - J.C.

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the six regions with the most enslaved africans were upper guinea, the gold coast, bright of benin, bright of biafra, west central africa, and southeastern africa
- LB

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the word enslaved is used instead of slave to show that being a slave wasnt somebodies entire existing purpose
- LB

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The Atlantic Slave trade lasted for over a span of 400 years, a very long time.
-JS

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About 12 million to 12.8 million Africans were shipped across the Atlantic over a span of 400 years.-M.A

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The reason why 1700-1808 was most destructive is because, the transatlantic slave trade, a section of the world slave trade that transported 10 to 12 million enslaved Africans throughout the Atlantic to the Americas between the 16th and 19th centuries. I find that most destructive.-M.A.

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#3: Mid-sixteenth century until the 1860s.
- JN

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#4: refusal to eat and suicide.
- JN

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The Transatlantic slave trade lasted 400 years