2. The African population was adversely affected in western coastal countries (where the majority of slaves were captured) because most slaves were young and strong. This meant that there were fewer people in those African countries to help farm, produce items, or have children (thus increasing populations). Since many slaves did not survive the trip to America, many slave runners captured more people to make sure “enough” survived to sell.

3. I don’t believe in slavery as being justifiable, but one could argue that since many European countries were exploiting African countries for their resources, it only makes sense that they would also exploit the local populations as well to use as cheap labour or to send off to work in the colonies in America and elsewhere.

4. If I was an explorer, I would not support slavery. I believe it is wrong to “own” another person or treat them like property.

You will have to rewrite these answers to sound like your own, but that should get you a passing grade on the assignment.

At that time, slaves had their own homes, families that stayed with them, and learnt their working style (Pyramid building in Egypt taught the Israelites concepts that built the Temple of Solomon).

To enslave a man, and consider his children to be the slave owners property is treating them as little more than breeding livestock. Any justification used to support slavery is inconsistant with an advanced culture.

Would I support slavery? My wife’s family was actively freeing slaves in western China 70 to 80 years ago.

There is no justification for slavery. I think that it is and always has been wrong to exploit people for money.Slavery saved money, but what anout all of the lifes that it ruined.

2. All the African’s made millions.

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4. Yes, because you need a “willing” crew

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it depleted and demoralized the Aficans

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No, slavery is wrong. it always was and always will be.