How were slaves brought to the colonies?

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annamanzana110 · Answer

The people owed a debt to the people 
 The colonists needed workers to help run the daily lives

Breshahilton · Answer

Oh ships and they were also chained down so they couldn't run away.

annamanzana110 · Answer

Slaves were brought to the American colonies mainly through the transatlantic slave trade, which involved European traders and African captors from the early 17th century to the early 19th century. They were forcibly transported to provide labor in plantations and households, driven by high demand for agricultural products. This system was marked by inhumane conditions during transport and a significant ethical burden that led to eventual abolition efforts. 
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How were slaves brought to the colonies?

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