Assess the role of the slave trade and the impact of slavery both on Africa and the New World
The slave trade led to the economic growth of Africa and the New World
The slave trade led to the economic growth of Africa and the New World
The slave trade had no significant impact on Africa or the New World
The slave trade had no significant impact on Africa or the New World
The slave trade led to the loss of millions of Africans and had devastating effects on African societies; in the New World, it contributed to the economic growth of the colonies but also led to a legacy of racial discrimination
The slave trade led to the loss of millions of Africans and had devastating effects on African societies; in the New World, it contributed to the economic growth of the colonies but also led to a legacy of racial discrimination
The slave trade led to the spread of Christianity in Africa and the New World
The slave trade led to the spread of Christianity in Africa and the New World
The slave trade led to the spread of Christianity in Africa and the New World, as European slave traders often brought missionaries with them to convert enslaved Africans to Christianity. Many enslaved Africans adopted Christianity as a means of survival and incorporated it into their own spiritual beliefs. This led to the spread of Christianity in Africa and the New World, and the establishment of Christian churches and communities in these regions. Additionally, the presence of Christian missionaries also contributed to the preservation and documentation of African cultures and traditions, as they often recorded the customs and beliefs of enslaved Africans.