The pain and misery of the slave trade Part 3
The surviving slaves were brought to slave markets or private sales, where they were auctioned or sold to plantation owners, traders, or individuals.
Slaves were then transported to their ultimate destinations, which could be plantations, mines, or domestic households.
Slaves were put to work under brutal and oppressive conditions, performing various tasks such as plantation labor, domestic work, or skilled trades.
Enslaved individuals were often forced to adopt the culture, language, and religion of their captors, erasing their African identities.
Throughout history, enslaved people actively resisted their bondage through uprisings, escapes, or acts of sabotage.
Over time, abolitionist movements and legislation led to the eventual abolition of the slave trade and the emancipation of enslaved individuals in the Americas.
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