In Africa during the ongoing Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Europeans MOST commonly received enslaved people in return for which of these items? A) sugar B) ivory silver D) firearms​

Explanation:

El comercio atlántico de esclavos, también conocido como comercio transatlántico de esclavos, hace referencia al tráfico de esclavos que tuvo lugar a través del Océano Atlántico entre los siglos XVI y XIX. La inmensa mayoría de los esclavos envueltos en el tráfico provenían de las zonas centrales y occidentales del continente, en su mayoría prisioneros de las guerras entre etnias rivales que eran vendidos por comerciantes africanos de esclavos a compradores europeos, quienes los transportaban a sus colonias en Norte y Sudamérica. Allí, los esclavos eran obligados a trabajar en las plantaciones de café, azúcar, tabaco y algodón, en las minas de oro y plata, en los campos de arroz, en la industria de la construcción, en la madera, en la construcción de barcos y en hogares como sirvientes. El comercio de esclavos es denominado «Maafa» por académicos modernos africanos y afroamericanos, término que significa «holocausto» o «gran desastre» en Swahili.

D) Fire Arms

Explanation:

Enslaved people were most commonly traded for firearms. Once Europeans became involved in the well-established slave trade network on the African continent, West African rulers began exchanging enslaved people (usually those captured and held as prisoners of war) for firearms. With these firearms, West African rulers usually made attempts to expand their own empires by using their newly acquired weaponry that was far more advanced than the weapons used deeper inside the continent

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