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The slave trade
Ships left west coast ports like Liverpool and Bristol ( or French ports like Nantes or Bordeaux ) full of fireams , gunpowder , metals , alcohol , cotton goods , beads, knives and mirrors- the sort of things African Chiefs appreciated . These goods were exchanged for slaves - people who been captured in local tribal wars . The slaves were then Packed so tightly into the slave ships that they could hardly move . Often they were chained down and allowed little exercise . Condictions were terrible. By the middle of the eighteenth century British ships were carrying about 50000 slaves a year . The slavers sailed from Africa across the Atlantic . Slaves who had survived the Journey were sold to plantation orwers in the West Indies , the southern colonies of America ( Virginia , the Carolinas , Georgia ) where they spent the rest of their lives working to produce goods like Cotton , tobacco , sugar Cane and coffee. The slave-priduced goods were shipped back to Britain , the " Mother Country " where they were manufactured or refined and then either sold locally or re-exported at a vast profit . The slave trade brought in huge amounts of money to Britain
What were those " vehicles" full of when they left their countries of origin ? What for ?
What were the y full of when They went back to their countries of origin ?
What were their countries of origin ?
What were the travelling condictions like on those " vehicles" ?
Where did they take the slaves ? What for ?
What country benefitted from that trade ?

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1. The ships were full of fireams, gunpowder, metals, alcohol, cotton goods, beads, knives, and mirrors when they left their European ports. 2. They exchanged these goods for African slaves. 3. The original ports were mainly located in Great Britain and France. 4. The conditions of the slaves on the ships were terrible. The slaves were then packed so tightly into the slave ships that they could hardly move. Often they were chained down and allowed little exercise. 5. The slaves were transported to the southern colonies of the United States of America, such as: Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia. They were exchanged for produced goods like cotton, tobacco , sugar Cane and coffee.
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