What effect did the slave trade have on africa? check all that apply.

africa became very rich selling its people into slavery.
millions of enslaved africans were taken to the americas.
two million africans died as a result of slave-trading wars.
west africa’s population dropped from 25 million to 20 million.
african societies and communities were torn apart.

The correct option is "Millions of enslaved Africans were taken to the Americas."

The slavery in America includes the enslavement of part of the indigenous population from the discovery of America and the subsequent importation to America of slaves captured in sub-Saharan Africa. an African slave trade developed towards Spanish America and Brazil, initially monopolized by Portuguese merchants and later by Dutch smugglers. It is estimated that some 620,000 Africans arrived in America between 1501 and 1641. The massive traffic did not arrive until the 18th century, mainly at the hands of the English and French, who transported more than 5 500 000 mainly to their sugar possessions in the Caribbean, such as Barbados and Santo Domingo.

The correct answers are B) millions of enslaved Africans were taken to the Americas, C) two million Africans died as a result of slave-trading wars, and E) African societies and communities were torn apart.

The effect that the slave trade had on Africa was that millions of enslaved Africans were taken to the Americas, two million Africans died as a result of slave-trading wars, and African societies and communities were torn apart.

The slave trade practically destroyed African communities. The wound of these slave trades is deeply ingrained in Africans even today because those activities heavily influenced in the way Africa is today. A continent that is full of poor people, corrupted governments, and with many people suffering hunger and diseases. In those years of African's slave-trade, many people died and families were torn apart because most of them were taken to America.

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