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A commercial revolution in Europe promoted the rise of powerful nation-states such as 'Portugal, Spain, Britain, France, and Holland'.... This paper ''Slavery and the atlantic slave trade'' tells us that beginning in the 15th century, Europeans established a transatlantic slave trade.... One of the major debates among historians about the transatlantic slave trade argues the specific reasons for Europeans to enslave Africans during an extensive period spanning the 15th to the early 19th century....
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This research is being carried out to evaluate and present the Role of Religion in the Trans-atlantic slave trade.... The conclusion from this study states that the Trans-atlantic slave trade was characterized by inhuman treatment of African slaves who were captured from parts of West and Central Africa and transported across the Atlantic to the Americas.... This paper gives a critical analysis of the role of religion in the development of the Trans-atlantic slave trade in relation to the capture, domestication, and control of the African slaves from Africa to the Americas....
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The paper "Long-Term Impact of the Slave Trade on the Atlantic World" highlights that the atlantic slave trade had an influence on the American political setup.... The atlantic slave trade began with the exploration of the Portuguese as they voyaged to various parts of the world.... he atlantic slave trade had an impact on the Atlantic region.... The impact of the atlantic slave trade had a detrimental effect on Africa's demographics....
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Author Tutor Course Date Origin and Development of Atlantic Trade atlantic slave trade refers to the trade which took place between 16th and 19th centuries across the Atlantic Ocean.... the significance of 1492 in relation to the slave trade entailed various events.... Justification for Enslavement of Africans The governments from the countries that took part in the slave trade used ethical reasons to authorize slave trade.... Such diversity enhances the initial exploration of atlantic trade as an international exercise....
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the significance of the slave trade made historians feel the need of coming up with the literature on the practice.... Additionally, the paper will also analyze the significance of historians in distributing the moral responsibility of the slave trade.... Numerous literature pieces have been written with different scopes on the slave trade.... It is at this juncture of the narration that the real perspective of the slave trade is displayed....
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The paper "History and Legacy of the slave trade" investigates and economic, social, and cultural impact of the slave trade on the Northwest region of England.... The 'triangular trade' was the culmination, placing the slave trade as a major engine behind the enormous rise in world trade.... 72)Even after the slave trade was abolished (amid the violent opposition of merchants), the coffers of Northwest England were so enriched that fears of contemporaries regarding economic decline were proved to be unfounded....
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The paper 'The Atlantic Slave Trade' aims to offer an overview of the atlantic slave trade and present different schools of thought for it, and support one particular view given by an expert on the subject.... He also argues that the slave trade and slavery were abolished as they were no longer profitable.... hich historiographical school of thought—or combination of schools—about the atlantic slave trade do you find most compelling and why?...
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A commercial revolution in Europe promoted the rise of powerful nation-states.... The purpose of this paper is to determine whether European motivation for the slave trade was related to profits, racism, or had another explanation.... It is evident that Europe's motivation for the slave trade was fuelled both by economic aspects as well as racism.... Beginning in the 15th century, Europeans established a transatlantic slave trade....
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