Black Cargo

The Untold History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade

De: World Changing History

Narrado por: Tim Tidball

Do you want to Discover the History behind the Transatlantic Slave Trade? If you do then Keep Reading….

On the 12th of October 1492, Italian explorer Christopher Columbus landed in the Bahamas, and enslaved the native population. This was the start of the greatest crimes against humanity.

For 400 years, 12 million men, women and children were sold and shipped across the Atlantic Ocean; this was known as the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

They were then put to work on growing sugar, cotton, and tobacco on massive plantations across the Caribbean, Brazil, and the United States.

In this engaging and comprehensive book by World Changing History, you will learn everything you need to know about the Transatlantic Slave Trade and slavery topics such as...

• How and Why The Transatlantic Slave Trade Started
• Discover how Africans were Sold into Slavery by Their Own Kings
• Horrific Accounts of the Middle Passage
• Discover why the Caribbean was the Worst Place to be a Slave
• Lives of a Slave in United States, South America, and the Caribbean Compared
• Triangular Trade Explained
• How the Slave Trade Kept Africa Poor and Divided and helped Europeans to Colonization
• The Countries Involved in the Slave Trade
• And Much More....

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BLACK CARGO!!!!!!

So much information That The world doesn't tell!!!!! This book is a great reference and awesome source of lineages

Useful information

I learn a lot from the book its like take a crash course overall impressive

The best comprehensive book I have read on slavery.

No doubt slavery was wrong in every form. I wish every black and white student would be required to read this book. It is not a slant to protect whites or blacks. It paints a picture of this evil, it perpetrators both black and white. Simple things like most blacks were captured by fellow black tribesmen and sold to the European slave ships. Only 6% of slaves came to America and the lasting evil is blacks do not get the same education white kids do. We have come a long way but much more to do. I highly recommend this book.

Exhaustive history and context

I've been woefully undereducated about the history of slavery. It's our responsibility to know the real story, and this book does an incredibly good job of giving the history, the context, the facts and figures, and the ripple effects that are still very much present today. Well-organized and well-produced also. Recommend!

Tragic history revealed

Unravel the truth behind slavery. Being African American this is a topic that has always enraged me. But it is a small part of our history, and books like this unveil the evil truths. I’m saddened that this book had to be written.

My Heritage And Blackness ....

... has spawned a growing nasty tradition of white supremacy fostered and perpetrated by the likes of William Lynch, Thomas Jefferson, and George Wallace among countless others. They have raised the expectations of white people of endless supremacy much to their demise. This book clearly outlines what the slave trade fostered: A horrible legacy we must crush now and forever! Read or listen - The truth will set you free! Richard J. (Houston, TX)

Shocking but notice-worthy history

I feel sorrowful for these unfortunate people, and I'm so grateful that I live an okay life listening to this audiobook without suppression but not being a slave. Many people were slaves from their childhoods. That's so sad! This significant history should be passed on so that more and more people nowadays won't do cruel things like this to others. Highly recommended.

So interesting!

If you're into history or somehow into unknown or untold informations, then this is a good book to listen. I find it so shocking to know the deep story of this slavery. It's so unfortunate to those people who suffered slavery while some of them are enjoying their life. Lots of interesting facts you will know in this book. A worthy one!

learning new history.

a lot of history has been scraped from all aspects of the public's eyes. this book dives into forgotten topics and the research shows how much detail was listed. narrator was a little blah for me. but that is my own preference. good book to broaden your history lessons

Eye opening

This book is an eye opening experience. I have learned so much and I am interested in learning more.