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Slavery in Africa
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January 9th
Aix-La-Chapelle
The British were fighting with the French, and they both enlisted the aboriginals to fight for their sides against each other and their counterpart.
The Seven years war
Britain and Prussia were conflicting with France Austria, Saxony and Russia. France and Britain fought all over the globe in their colonies
Africa
They had a very good system of land development and a hierarchy of family lineage before the Europeans arrived
Africa was relatively uncolonized or harshly defended
American farming allowed rapid population growth through new techniques
A large amount of people sustained themselves by being iron workers and trading in crafts and resources
Much like Europe, they made alliances through marriage, which often contained "bridewealth", the opposite of dowries
Their traded goods weren't enough and soon they were being traded as slaves
Slaves gave the solution to the acute labour shortage in America
Millions of Africans were enslaved
Slaves had high death rates
Slaves entered slavery through "pawnship", trade for food or for offending the supernatural order, or if captured in war
Slaves lacked real power, but could still lead meaningful and functional lives
People could achieve %300 profits on buying and selling a slave
The only true defended and colonized place in Africa was the Cape of Good Hope
The Cape was one of the most oppressive and ruthless slave centers in history
The enlightenment called for an end to slavery
Churches offered support for slavery
Raynal, an authour, composed his views of slavery without ever leaving Europe
His famous work was essentially a composition of other works
He basically said that the discovery of the Indies was a disaster for humanity
Many "physiocrats" supported his book
A slave who read Rayvels book led an insurrection, but failed and later died in prison...
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January 9th
Aix-La-Chapelle
The British were fighting with the French, and they both enlisted the aboriginals to fight for their sides against each other and their counterpart.
The Seven years war
Britain and Prussia were conflicting with France Austria, Saxony and Russia. France and Britain fought all over the globe in their colonies
Africa
They had a very good system of land development and a hierarchy of family lineage before the Europeans arrived
Africa was relatively uncolonized or harshly defended
American farming allowed rapid population growth through new techniques
A large amount of people sustained themselves by being iron workers and trading in crafts and resources
Much like Europe, they made alliances through marriage, which often contained "bridewealth", the opposite of dowries
Their traded goods weren't enough and soon they were being traded as slaves
Slaves gave the solution to the acute labour shortage in America
Millions of Africans were enslaved
Slaves had high death rates
Slaves entered slavery through "pawnship", trade for food or for offending the supernatural order, or if captured in war
Slaves lacked real power, but could still lead meaningful and functional lives
People could achieve %300 profits on buying and selling a slave
The only true defended and colonized place in Africa was the Cape of Good Hope
The Cape was one of the most oppressive and ruthless slave centers in history
The enlightenment called for an end to slavery
Churches offered support for slavery
Raynal, an authour, composed his views of slavery without ever leaving Europe
His famous work was essentially a composition of other works
He basically said that the discovery of the Indies was a disaster for humanity
Many "physiocrats" supported his book
A slave who read Rayvels book led an insurrection, but failed and later died in prison...
displayed 300 characters
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