| Slave Info | Authors |
| Slave system ended due to the Abolitionists effort and not solely due to economic reasons | |
| This was the original generation who were the first slaves | |
| He wrote about the inland journey of the Middle Passage, mentioned the lack of nutrition and that 1/4 of slaves taken dont' survive | |
| He believed that the slave trade was what produced the Industrial Revolution, but in turn this revolution helped to destroy slavery, it's all about economics | |
| Talked about generations | |
| He talked about the influence that freed blacks had on abolition in particular Equiano's impact, also about Sierra Leone | |
| He wrote about how the black revolutions actually slowed down their emancipation, people were actually more sympathetic to the mistreated white missionaries, and that blacks were u | |
| Slavery hurt the African economy by de-populating Africa and placing a block on African industry with the foreign goods coming in, also blacks found it easier to do the slave trade | |
| A Scotsman who wrote about Slaves in Africa, Wrote about the various ways they were taken captive | |
| He wrote about profits and losses of slave trade, wrote about how the slavers wouldn't overpack or try to kill them since it wasn't economically feasible. He also mentioned the ref | |
| He was a king of Asante, expressed confusion as to why the British stopped since slavery would continue in Africa | |
| | Slave Info | Authors |
| This was when the slaves were trying to get back to Africa | |
| Slaves began to realize that they had alternatives to slavery and tried to change their situation by violence | |
| The free labor system was responsible for the slave trade ending | |
| Black traditions still exist today | |
| This generation was the peak of slavery and there was no mobility in this generation | |
| He believed that the population drop hurt the culture and the economics of Africa explaining today's problems | |
| Wrote about the transfer of Africans to the New World. The Diaspora and the new communities and traditions they made | |
| Abolitionist, he gave details of the slave trade that were really grisly including talking about Zong | |
| Most powerful man in the trading communities, he agued that the continuition of slavery was unavoidable | |
| He gave a personal account of the slave passage | |
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