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Slave Coast can mean: the
Slave Coast of West
Africa the
Dutch Slave Coast This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Slave Coast...
- The
Slave Coast is a
historical region along the
Atlantic coast of West Africa, encomp****ing
parts of modern-day Togo, Benin, and Nigeria. It is located...
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directly by the
slave traders in
coastal raids.
European slave traders gathered and
imprisoned the
enslaved at
forts on the
African coast and then brought...
- The
Dutch Slave Coast (Dutch: Slavenkust)
refers to the
trading posts of the
Dutch West
India Company on the
Slave Coast,
which lie in
contemporary Ghana...
- Arabia, the west
coast of India,
Indian ocean islands (including Madagascar) and
southeast Asia
including Java. The
source of
slaves was
primarily in...
- said: "The
slave trade is a shame, and we do
repent for it."
Researchers estimate that 3 million
slaves were
exported out of the
Slave Coast bordering...
- with each
slave chained with
little room to move. The most
significant routes of the
slave ships led from the north-western and
western coasts of Africa...
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medieval world. When the trans-Saharan
slave trade, Red Sea
slave trade,
Indian Ocean slave trade and
Atlantic slave trade (which
started in the 16th century)...
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slave trade involved the
capture and
selling of
European slaves at
slave markets in the
largely independent Ottoman Barbary states.
European slaves were...
- Indonesia. The
Dutch Slave Coast (Dutch: Slavenkust)
referred to the
trading posts of the
Dutch West
India Company on the
Slave Coast,
which lie in contemporary...