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American Slavery and The Atlantic Slave Trade

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Slavery is widely acknowledged as one of the most controversial topics in human history. That's exactly right. Slavery was an appalling practice that forced people to live in demeaning and oppressive conditions. Slavery, as well as the buying, selling, and transporting of enslaved people, was a violent and degrading practice. Conversely, slavery has persisted throughout numerous cultures and societies for a significant portion of human history, if not throughout its entirety. Slavery's aftereffects, as addressed in the book's introduction, continue to impact today. The dispersal of peoples and the persistence of slavery in contemporary discussions about racism are two examples of the far-reaching repercussions of slavery. The Slave trade dramatically expanded the number and variety of communities that included members of more than one race. The centrality of slavery to these discussions demonstrates how deeply our current understanding of the past reflects our contemporary preoccupations, consciously or unconsciously. This book focuses mostly on the Atlantic slave trade because of these worries. The demographics and way of life of modern-day America, the West Indies, and sections of Latin America (especially Brazil) were profoundly impacted by this trade, and Africa was also profoundly impacted. From the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries, this commerce was critical to the Atlantic world's economy and, by extension, to the balance of power and social dynamics in the Atlantic world. There is greater importance placed on the people who settle and cultivate land than on the territory itself. Although a horrific experience for all parties involved, the slave trade provided valuable insight into the motivations, strategies, and values of the leading European nations involved in the trade, including Britain, in the eighteenth century. As a result, the slave trade provides a lens through which to examine Western imperialism, power, culture, and Western civilization. Specifically, it has huge implications for the United Kingdom and the United States.

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Format: paperback
ASIN: B0BJ4PZXB7
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Africa
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 13 October 2022
Listed Since: 17 October 2022

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