Question

After the Atlantic slave trade largely ended, African merchants and African laborers remained enmeshed in global trade networks. Put these events associated with the waning Atlantic slave trade in order.

Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. Several Americans and Europeans began to bicker that slave labor was immoral, inhuman and less productive than free labor.

2. The North Atlantic governments (including Great Britain, Denmark, and the US) lawfully prohibited the Atlantic slave trade, but some various degree of trade in slaves still continued.

3. Britain through the use of its navy helped in enforcing the ban on the Atlantic slave trade.

4. Most of the European countries encouraged a new and better type of trade: it involves the Africans selling palm kernels and peanuts, and using the proceeds to buy European-manufactured textiles.