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Over more than three centuries, about 12.5 million Africans were forced onto ships bound for the Americas. Students look at where they came from and where they were taken, the plantations their labour built, and the many ways enslaved people resisted and kept their cultures alive.
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- Describe the scale and the main routes of the Atlantic slave trade to the Americas.
- Explain why Brazil and the Caribbean received most enslaved Africans.
- Give examples of resistance and cultural survival among enslaved Africans and their descendants.