Historically, Africans (blacks) migrated or were trafficked to Canada. Where did they go? What time? How many people? Are all related to those countries.

1, I haven't seen a clear record of the slave trade, because the slave trade in Africa lasted for 400 years from the end of 15 to the end of 18, and most of the time there was no Canada. The abolitionist movement began at the beginning of18th century, and Canada was founded in 1867. Therefore, Canada is definitely not willing to take the shit of the British and French rule on itself now.

At that time, there must be traffickers, and slaves must follow farmers to farm. Because farmers are mainly in Quebec and Ontario, they must be mainly in these two provinces.

3. The specific time must be the peak of the legal period, that is,16-1mid-7th century.

It is impossible to know how many people have been trafficked. It can be analyzed from the current population composition of Canada. This requires you to bother to look through the information.

5. The countries concerned are: Britain, France and the Netherlands (the United States was still a British colony at that time).

6. Look at the history of Canada and the United States in detail, and look at something related to the Atlantic slave trade in article study.