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Slavery Routes:
From Bristol to Africa |
From Africa to America |
From America to Bristol |
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Against Slavery:
Black resistance |
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Freedom from slavery
After Slavery:
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The Three Legs of the Slavery Voyage
The transatlantic slave trade was organised on a three-point circuit, and so is commonly called
the 'triangular trade'. Risks were high, but on a 'good' voyage, a profit could be made at
each point of the triangular trade.
Click on the areas involved in the transatlantic slave trade to find out more.
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