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Class 9HistoryThe French RevolutionThe Abolition of SlaveryEasyLevel 13
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In the Atlantic slave trade how were enslaved people kept in ships?

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Correct answer: In chains and cramped spaces

Enslaved people were kept in chains and cramped spaces. Remember the inhumanity of the journey.

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French RevolutionSlave ShipsInhuman Journey

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In chains and cramped spaces

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Enslaved people were kept in chains and cramped spaces. Remember the inhumanity of the journey.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Abolition of Slavery.

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  1. 1Slavery in French colonies is linked with which subtopic?
  2. 2How was the shortage of labour met in French Caribbean colonies?
  3. 3Where were slaves mainly made to work in French colonies?
  4. 4Which oceanic trade was called triangular slave trade?
  5. 5In triangular slave trade who were taken from Africa to the Americas?
  6. 6Which French ports were linked with slave trade?
  7. 7From whom were slaves usually bought in Africa?
  8. 8What was done to slaves before sending them on ships?
  9. 9How were slaves kept during the Atlantic crossing?
  10. 10About how long did the slaves' Atlantic journey last?
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