Archaeological and linguistic evidence suggests that many African societies before the Atlantic slave trade had established agricultural systems, political institutions, and long-distance trade networks. Which statement best explains why this evidence is important in African American Studies?
Which factor most directly contributed to the growth of the transatlantic slave trade?
In many parts of West and Central Africa, enslaved captives were often incorporated into households or communities under different social systems than chattel slavery in the Americas. What is one important distinction between many African systems of servitude and racial slavery in the Americas?
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