Question

African enslavement of other Africans: resulted from the arrival of Europeans. included no form of rights for the slaves. was the only kind of labor on that continent. involved the enslavement of criminals, debtors, and war captives. accelerated with the arrival of the French in the 1520s.

Answer 1

The enslavement of Africans by other Africans was not a result of the arrival of Europeans, and it was not the only form of labor in Africa. It involved the enslavement of war captives, criminals, debtors, and those affected by political instability and famine. Slavery in Africa was not based on race and slaves were used for local agriculture or industry.

Step-by-step explanation:

The enslavement of Africans by other Africans was a practice that had been in existence before the arrival of Europeans. It involved capturing and enslaving people who were war captives, criminals, debtors, or victims of political instability, famine, and drought. Slavery in Africa was not based on race and slaves were typically used for local agriculture or industry, rather than labor on large plantations.

Answer 2

Involved the enslavement of criminals, debtors, and war captives.

Step-by-step explanation:

Slavery already existed in humanity long before Europeans made money out of it. In Africa specifically, it existed for centuries. Africans did not sell to buy slaves for money, neither their economy depends on it. Also, Africans did not make slavery a matter of the racial or ethnic group.

Africans used to enslave war captives, criminals, debtors, and social misfits. Also, it was very common for families to give children up to pay a debt or as a part of a bridal dowry.

Important to know that slaves at that time were not considered property like slaves were considered in the American colonies, they had better treatment and had some rights such as marry, own property and had control over their lives.