Question

Where might a slave captured farther south along the African coast, in the equatorial regions (around the equator), most likely have been shipped?

A.
North America

B.
South America

C.
the Ottoman Empire

D.
the islands of the Caribbean

Answer 1

@confluxepic

Answer 2

i dont know dis one

Answer 3

from here
http://testaae.greenwood.com/doc_print.aspx?fileID=GR1862&chapterID=GR1862-142&path=books/greenwood

Answer 4

it says

The slaves' journey from their home in Africa to the New World invariably included capture and enslavement in Africa, the trek to the coast where they were sold and detained, boarding and coast-time on the slave ship, the ocean crossing or Middle Passage, disembarkation and sale in the Americas, and then inland travel or a secondary voyage. This trip was followed by a period of adjustment to a new environment—the “seasoning” process, as Caribbean planters sometimes called it.

Answer 5

so you were correct before :D

Answer 6

so it is D>?????

Answer 7

i think so but lets ask @confluxepic

Answer 8

he not coming :/

Answer 9

@inowalst

Answer 10

we think it is D. plz correct us

Answer 11

@pooja195

Answer 12

@pooja195

Answer 13

omg plz help Gottennis

Answer 14

is it D.??????

Answer 15

no one is like coming

Answer 16

i think so :D

Answer 17

Yes, according to that link, D is correct.

Answer 18

@Deadpool117