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Why was slavery important in Renaissance and Reformation in 1300-1650?
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Why was slavery important in Renaissance and Reformation in 1300-1650?

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Slavery during this time was an extremely profitable (albeit of course tragic) industry, in which the trading of slaves from in massive profits for Europeans.
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