<nowiki>comercio atlántico de esclavos; atlanti rabszolga-kereskedelem; Atlantikoko esklabo merkataritza; Comerciu atlánticu d'esclavos; Atlantic slave trade; Masnach gaethweision yr Iwerydd; Slaeven'andel; Trádáil sclábhaithe an Atlantaigh; تجارت برده در اقیانوس اطلس; 大西洋奴隶贸易; A̱bwuanng a̱khwo Ati̱lantik; Atlantik köle ticareti; 大西洋の奴隷貿易; Atlantic slave trade; Kasuwancin bayi na Atlantika; Transatlantiska slavhandeln; Daldala garbaa; סחר העבדים האטלנטי; Atlantic slave trade; трансатлантична работоргівля; Atlantic slave trade; Atlantic slave trade; Atlantin orjakauppa; Atlantic Slave Trade; traatlantika sklavkomerco; Transatlantický obchod s otroky; Comercio di catibo transatlantico; tratta atlantica degli schiavi africani; আটলান্টিক দাস বাণিজ্য; traite atlantique des esclaves; comerç atlàntic d'esclaus; Atlantska trgovina robljem; Atlantischer Sklavenhandel; comerțul cu sclavi peste Atlantic; трансатлантическая работорговля; trans-Atlantische slavenhandel; Atlantic slave trade; трансатлянтычны нявольніцкі гандаль; comércio escravagista atlântico; Transatlantycki handel niewolnikami; Атлантска трговина робљем; Transatlantiese slawehandel; Atlanto vergų prekyba; atlantska trgovina s sužnji; Buôn bán nô lệ Đại Tây Dương; Atlantik sliev chried; Kgwebo ya makgoba ya Atlantic; ronaldo; Den atlantiske slavehandelen; Den atlantiske slavehandelen; Pangdagangan budak Atlantik; په شمالي اتلانتیک کې د غلامانو سوداګري; அத்திலாந்திக் அடிமை வணிகம்; Անդրատլանտյան ստրկավաճառություն; 대서양 노예 무역; comercio atlántico de escravos; تجارة العبيد عبر الأطلسي; Δουλεμπόριο προς την Αμερική; अटलांटिक दास व्यापार; commercio di schiavi; traite des esclaves à travers l'océan Atlantique entre les XVIe et XIXe siècles; нявольніцкі гандаль паміж Афрыкай і Амэрыкамі; tràfic d'esclaus a través de l'oceà Atlàntic entre els segles XVI i XIX; òwò ẹrú kọjá Òkun Àtìláńtíìkì láàárín ọ̀rúndún kẹrìndínlógún sí ìkọkàndínlógún; Sklavenhandel zwischen Westafrika und dem amerikanischen Kontinent; negociação de pessoas como mercadoria no Oceano Atlântico entre os séculos XVI e XIX; آمریکایی ها از کودکان آفریقایی و سیاه پوستان کشور های مستعمره به عنوان صندلی استفاده میکردند و سر و گردن آن کودکان مینشستند; 16至19世紀跨大西洋的奴隸貿易; trgovina s sužnji prek Atlantskega oceana od 16. do sredine 19. stoletja; 15世紀から19世紀までの間に、アフリカの黒人を商品とする人身売買の貿易; Kasuwanci bayi a Tekun Atlantika tsakanin karni na 16 da na 19.; slavhandel mellan 1500- och 1800-talen; לכידתם של מיליוני בני-אדם מאפריקה ומכירתם כעבדים באמריקה; slave trade between Africa den de Americas; tráfico de escravos a través do Océano Atlántico entre os séculos XVI e XIX; процесс вывоза рабов из Африки; tráfico de esclavos a través del Océano Atlántico entre los siglos XVI y XIX; Jalur perbudakan antara Eropa, Afrika, dan Amerika pada era kolonialisme Eropa; slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean between the 16th and 19th centuries; ahia ohu gafee oke osimiri Atlantic n'etiti narị afọ nke ịrị na isii na ịrị na itoolu; comerțul cu sclavi peste Oceanul Atlantic între secolele al XVI-lea și al XIX-lea; Slave trade wey dem dey do across Atlantic Ocean from 16th century reach 19th century; tranastlantska trgovina s sužnji; suženjski trikotnik Afrika-Evropa-Amerika; 大西洋奴隷貿易 (奴隷貿易); 大西洋奴隷貿易; atlanti-óceáni rabszolga-kereskedelem; transzatlanti rabszolga-kereskedelem; Cinikayyar bayi na Tekun Atlantika; Cinikayyar bayi tsakanin Turai da Amurka; transatlantic slave trade; Euro-American slave trade; transatlantic slave trade; Euro-American slave trade; Transatlantischer Sklavenhandel; transportacion transatlantico; transatlantic slave trade; Euro-American slave trade; Atlantic slavery trade; comercio esclavista transatlántico; comercio atlántico de esclavos africanos; comercio esclavista atlántico; comercio transatlántico de esclavos; comercio atlantico de esclavos; comercio esclavista transatlantico; comercio atlantico de esclavos africanos; comercio esclavista atlantico; comercio transatlantico de esclavos; traite négrière occidentale; traite transatlantique; traite occidentale; traite européenne; Atlantska trgovina robljem</nowiki>
Atlantic slave trade
slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean between the 16th and 19th centuries
Elmina Castle in the Guinea coast, present-day Ghana, was built in 1482 by Portuguese traders and was the first European-slave trading post in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Established in Ghana by the Swedish African Company, Cape Coast Castle was built in 1653 as a trading post that later expanded to other European nations. With the arrival of British colonization, Cape Coast Castle became the headquarters of British colonial administration. "Throughout the 18th century, the Castle served as a 'grand emporium' of the British slave trade.
Nzinga of Ndongo and Matamba fought against the expansion of the Portuguese Empire and their slave trade in a thirty-year war in present-day Angola.
Enslaved people working on a coffee plantation in Brazil.
Creole languages and cultures emerged on the African coast because of European and African contact. Elmina was home to Atlantic Creoles in 1575. Europeans transported free and enslaved Atlantic Creoles to the Americas.
Advertisement from J. M. Wilson for sale of Maryland and Virginia slaves. Maryland and Virginia sold thousands of enslaved people to the Deep South.
Slaves processing tobacco in 17th-century Virginia.
Bunce Island in Sierra Leone exported tens of thousands of Africans to the Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia. Gadsden's Wharf in Charleston, South Carolina, received the majority of transported slaves from Bunce Island. A.D. circa 1727.
Punishing slaves at Calabouço in Rio de Janeiro, circa 1822
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slaves in Brazil on their way to the farms of the landowners who bought them circa 1830
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A 19th-century lithograph showing a sugarcane plantation in Suriname.
These anti-malarial pills were used by travelers or people living in areas where malaria was common. This photo is a bottle of 100 anti-malarial pills from London in 1891.
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![Slave traders in Gorée, Senegal, 18th century]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/69/Marchands_d%27esclaves_de_Gor%C3%A9e-Jacques_Grasset_de_Saint-Sauveur_mg_8526.jpg/250px-Marchands_d%27esclaves_de_Gor%C3%A9e-Jacques_Grasset_de_Saint-Sauveur_mg_8526.jpg)
Slave traders in Gorée, Senegal, 18th century]
Enslaved Africans in chains marched to the East coast of Africa by Arab slavers![Slave traders in Gorée, Senegal, 18th century]](/wiki/File:Marchands_d%27esclaves_de_Gor%C3%A9e-Jacques_Grasset_de_Saint-Sauveur_mg_8526.jpg)
Elmina Castle in the Guinea coast, present-day Ghana, was built in 1482 by Portuguese traders and was the first European-slave trading post in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Established in Ghana by the Swedish African Company, Cape Coast Castle was built in 1653 as a trading post that later expanded to other European nations. With the arrival of British colonization, Cape Coast Castle became the headquarters of British colonial administration. "Throughout the 18th century, the Castle served as a 'grand emporium' of the British slave trade.
Nzinga of Ndongo and Matamba fought against the expansion of the Portuguese Empire and their slave trade in a thirty-year war in present-day Angola.
The Slave Trade by Auguste François Biard, 1840
A slave being inspected
A slave market in Dahomey
A Liverpool Slave Ship by William Jackson. Merseyside Maritime Museum.
Slaves embarked to America from 1450 until 1866 by country
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Enslaved people inside a sugar boiling house on the island of Antigua in 1823.
A slave market in the Kingdom of Brazil.
Reproduction of a handbill advertising in Charleston, British Province of South Carolina, in 1769,_plate_VI_-_BL.jpg)
Afro Cubans working in a sugar plantation.
Enslaved people working on a coffee plantation in Brazil.
Creole languages and cultures emerged on the African coast because of European and African contact. Elmina was home to Atlantic Creoles in 1575. Europeans transported free and enslaved Atlantic Creoles to the Americas.
Advertisement from J. M. Wilson for sale of Maryland and Virginia slaves. Maryland and Virginia sold thousands of enslaved people to the Deep South.
Slaves processing tobacco in 17th-century Virginia.
Bunce Island in Sierra Leone exported tens of thousands of Africans to the Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia. Gadsden's Wharf in Charleston, South Carolina, received the majority of transported slaves from Bunce Island. A.D. circa 1727.
Punishing slaves at Calabouço in Rio de Janeiro, circa 1822.
slaves in Brazil on their way to the farms of the landowners who bought them circa 1830.
A 19th-century lithograph showing a sugarcane plantation in Suriname.
A sugarcane plantation in Trinidad, A.D. 1836.
A slave sale transaction in Rio de Janeiro, A.D. 1861
These anti-malarial pills were used by travelers or people living in areas where malaria was common. This photo is a bottle of 100 anti-malarial pills from London in 1891..jpg)
Category:Atlantic slave trade.