How did many Africans get to Louisiana? They were sold into slavery and transported on trade ships.
They paid for their passage on European ocean liners.
They were hired as crew members on Louisiana ships.
They stole ships to escape oppression in Africa.

A.

Explanation:

Historically, the Atlantic Trade route was a triangular route between Western Africa [where enslaved people were loaded onto ships], the West Indies, and Europe. Many enslaved people were sent to the West Indies, America, and South America. From there, they would be sold at slave auctions. Louisiana, when it became a state, was in the South, which relied heavily upon slave labor for their agricultural-based economy.

answer; /// i do believe that the correct answer is (a); a farming tribe that settled primarily along the mississippi and arkansas rivers;