How did the trans-Atlantic slave trade affect West African nations?

West African peoples prospered as they traded for new goods and saw improved health as a result of new food crops.

West Africa populations' culture deteriorated as European peoples forced citizens to adopt new ways of life.

West African peoples' diets suffered as European peoples began colonizing the land and taking the harvests.

West African populations became severely depleted as a result of the loss of citizens to slavery.

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How did the trans-Atlantic slave trade affect West African nations? 

 West African peoples prospered as they traded for new goods and saw improved health as a result of new food crops. 

 West Africa populations' culture deteriorated as European peoples forced citizens to adopt new ways of life. 

 West African peoples' diets suffered as European peoples began colonizing the land and taking the harvests. 

 West African populations became severely depleted as a result of the loss of citizens to slavery.

sammietaygreen · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

just as sammietaygreen gave you after reading over the cite it is D. West African populations became severely depleted as a result of the loss of citizens to slavery. :)

anonymous · Answer

thats wrong