Did you know that only 5% of the 12 million African Slaves were sent to the United States?

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what about the current slave trade that continues to thrive there?

how many native americans were murdered?

Not near as many as the Spaniards killed in South America.

Probably more slaves in Israel. U.S. has outlawed this a century ago.

hmm....i'd like to see some numbers on those two.


i'll see what i can find.

It's going to be really hard to locate any of that information. Many died from disease. Recent speculation is that as many as 10 million natives died in South and Central America during the initial colonization.

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This number is estimated higher that what I have previously researched. It is probably a little high.

Hahahahahaha BULLSHIT.

Most African slaves went to BRAZIL.

Next most went to the Caribbean.

Next most went to the U.S.

Hahahahahaha BULLSHIT.

Most African slaves went to BRAZIL.

Next most went to the Caribbean.

Next most went to the U.S.

Were those not European colonies? Mainly under Spanish and Portuguese control?

It seems Spain likes to forget it's involvement in the slave trade.

This, you freakin tards

estimates i found for spaniards was about 24 million.....but was likely more


55-56 million in north america


and 60 million buffalo

South America and Central America were much more densely populated with Native Civilizations who had developed modern farming techniques and the building of permanent structures. Many of the Natives in North America were more nomadic and sparsely populated the landscape.

I suspect this led to far greater numbers dying from pathogens brought by the Europeans, which may have also effected the native crops as well leading to starvation.

Although this cannot be directly linked to malicious death by the Europeans of the time, it worked to their advantage. I doubt they had a level of knowledge to purposefully infect the natives at the time and it was simply bad luck.

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I suspect that those numbers in South America are highly fabricated and also inaccurate. The natives in South America lived in densely populated city centers that would have suffered pandemics much in advance to the Spaniards travels inland.

Some researchers estimate that 90% of the population was wiped completely out before Spanish explorers ever even reached the interior of the continent. By at least 100 years.

Yes, true...a lot went to Spanish lands in the New World. But some of that is included in the “Caribbean”.

As you can clearly see. Mostly European colonies.

Yes, but you said, “MOST WENT TO EUROPE”. Europe is a continent. So you’re incorrect.

You’d be spot on if you said, “Most went to European powers”. But you didn’t.

Who captured the african slaves and sold them into slavery?

Well that is what I meant.

Also Britain outlawed slavery in the early 1800s; 40 years before the U.S. did with the Emancipation Proclamation.

African slavers. Portuguese Slavers. Many of which were Juice. Muslim Slavers from North Africa.

it was interesting what i read.

most of south america was 'taken over' rather than exterminated.
exterminated was word used by several early americans describing what needed to be done about the savages.

ben franklin and thomas jefferson, for example.

however you want to slice it, the black man has nothing on the red man in north america when it comes to being wronged.


but here we are

Lol No you didn’t. You typed what you typed on purpose for shock value. Mission accomplished.

They still managed to wreck half of the world with their colonization. An impressive feat.

The Spanish colonists INTERMARRIED with the native, indigenous population.

The British colonists remained SEPARATE from the native, indigenous population.

Wreck half the world? What do you think I did would be like today without the British influence of education, administration, transportation, medicine, democracy, etc.?