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For more than three centuries, about 12.5 million Africans were forced onto ships bound for the Americas. Students map where captives came from and where they were taken, hear the voices of those who survived, and ask how this history should be remembered.
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- Describe the scale of the transatlantic slave trade and the regions it connected.
- Locate slave-trading ports in Europe and the Americas and one place of resistance.
- Explain how enslaved people resisted and how the trade is remembered today.