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Facts about slave trad?

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black slaves were captured, put onto tiny ships, they were tied down foot-to-foot

the women got sent into the "bosses" offices and got raped, they were made to sleep in their bed and sleep with them almost every night

they fought back and kept their strength and sanity by music/singing

when they made their journey over the seas, they got sold at auctions and then forced to work in fields and stuff

they fought back and some escaped going South

when captured they got whipped loads of times or burnt

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