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Bookmark or Share- Burkina Faso and the Transatlantic slave trade - History ForumApr 9, 2021. #4. It's important to note that a significant number of slaves exported from the Gold Coast did not actually come from what would later become Ghana, but were actually people raided in the Savannah and Sahel regions to the north of Ghana (including Burkina Faso). And many of these raids were not actually carried out by the Ashanti ...
- Scandinavian's Atlantic Slave Trade... - History ForumYes, Nordic nation were involved in the Atlantic Slave trade like other Western European nations of the 17th, 18th and 19th century. There was a Swedish and Danish Gold Coast like the Prussians and others. The Norwegians were involved as well usually with the Danes. It seems greed and bigotry...
- Who were the African tribes that sold the slaves to Americans?Just to clarify, the kingdom of Benin played an extremely minor role in the slave trade (the Benin-Portuguese slave trade from the late 15th century to early 16th century lasted a bit less than 30 years and did not involve a volume of slaves comparable to the large amounts sold by other states in later centuries such as the late 17th and 18th centuries), to the point that the number of slaves ...
- The Forgotten history of the African slave trade in ChinaThe Chinese government prohibited the trade of Chinese women by foreigners in 1614, because of a serious problem caused by European slave traders in the coastal regions of China. Juyan Hanjian indicates that quite a few Black people in the army became officials, nobilities, or border officers. Among 53 Black people, 16 had the rank of nobility ...
- Were the Moors part of African slave trade? - History ForumMuslims were part of the Atlantic Slave Trade, actively selling their African brothers and sisters to the white slave traders, but they were local West Africans doing most of the selling. Moors were, however, a very active part of the enslaving of Europeans by North African corsairs.
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