Month: January 2026

The Caribbean’s Strategic Position The Caribbean region’s strategic geographic position played an incredibly significant role in the history of the maritime slavery trade. It was the central hub that created a connection across continents, linking Africa, Europe, and the Americas.Read full article The Role of the Caribbean in Maritime Slavery

The Beginnings of the Transatlantic Slave Trade The transatlantic slave trade, a dark and pivotal chapter in global history, began in the late 15th century alongside the rise of European exploration and colonization. Initially, this inhumane practice was facilitated throughRead full article The Evolution of Slave Ship Design

The Origins of the Slave Trade Triangle The Transatlantic Slave Trade, often referred to as the Slave Trade Triangle, was a pivotal historical phenomenon that fundamentally shaped the social, economic, and political landscapes across three continents: Europe, Africa, and theRead full article The Slave Trade Triangle: Europe, Africa, and the Americas

Introduction to Slave Revolts at Sea Slave revolts at sea were significant events during the transatlantic slave trade era. These revolts occurred when enslaved Africans on board ships resisted their captors, attempting to gain their freedom and alter their fates.Read full article Slave Revolts at Sea and Their Consequences