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Atlantic Slave Trade: The systematic importation of African slaves from their native continent across the Atlantic Ocean to the New World, largely fueled by rising demand for sugar, rice, coffee and tobacco o Later condemned by people as a crime against humanity o 18th centuryregularized business between European merchants, American planters, and African traders o Vital part of world commerce o 1st mass consumer goods produced by slaves Sugar, rice, coffee, tobacco Rising demand increased growth of slave trade Atlantic Trade Caribbean remained commercial focus of the British Empire o Britain: manufactured goods to Africa and New World o New World: colonial products to Europe o Africa: slaves to New World Merchants in New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island were active in slave trade o Shipped slaves from Africa to the Caribbean or southern colonies Slave market of the West Indies were largest for fish, grain, livestock, and lumber exported from New England and colonies In Britain, slave trade and profits stimulated o Rise of ports like Liverpool and Bristol o Growth of banking o o o Shipbuilding Insurance Finance early industrial revolution Free colonists and Europeansfreedom meant power and right to enslave others As slavery became more entrenched so too did the idea of Quaker abolitionist John Woolmanthe idea of slavery being connected with the black color, and liberty with the white Africa and the Slave Trade Benin (African society) opted out of slave trade Most African rulers took part o Played Europeans against one another o Collected taxes from foreign merchants Kept capture and sale of slaves under their control Slave trade was a source of wealth and gave rise to African Kingdoms Loss of population weakened society and economy o o The Middle Passage Middle Passage: The hellish and often deadly middle leg of the transatlantic Triangular Trade in which European ships carried manufactured goods to Africa, then transported enslaved Africans to the Americas and the Caribbean, and finally conveyed American agricultural products back to Europe
