The impact of the black slave trade on Britain, America, Africa, and the world.

It promoted the development of British capitalism and provided a large number of cheap labor for the development of American colonies. It caused the loss of more than 100 million people in Africa, causing the decline of traditional African civilization and economic and social regression. Black slaves took the ancient African culture was brought to the Americas, which had a significant impact on the formation and development of American culture.

The black slave trade first started during the Arab Empire. Since the founding of the dynasty, the Abbasid Dynasty has continuously imported black slaves from East Africa and brought them to South Mesopotamia for agricultural production. Their situation Very miserable.

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The black slave trade began in the 15th century. It specifically refers to the European colonists selling African blacks to the Americas to serve as slaves. A large number of African blacks came to the Americas.

The modern Western colonial expansion first started in Africa. Portugal and Spain were the first countries to carry out colonial activities, and Portugal was the first country to engage in the black slave trade.

Slave trafficking has written the most shameful and despicable page in the modern history of mankind. The Western colonists, who were greedy for profit, regarded the large number of black Africans as targets for slave hunting. According to statistics, during the 400-year slavery process of the black tribe's "slave hunting war", tens of millions of black Africans were killed.

Santo Domingo Island imported 2.8 million slaves in the first half of the 18th century, but by 1976 there were only more than 65,000 slaves left, with an average of more than 40,000 deaths per year; One slave in the Americas had to sacrifice at least about 10 black Africans. The slave trade caused the loss of 100 million people in Africa. This number is equivalent to the total population of Africa in 1980. A lot of blood and bones.