A. They started because of the lack of agricultural support in the south :))
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The exact time a captured African spent from capture until disembark in the West Atlantic changed according I) to where he/she was captured and final destination and II) to when it happened. The travel from West Africa to Brazil in the XIXth century, for example, when transportation had become more efficient, took around 30 to 45 days.
At the beginning of the systematic Atlantic slave trade, in the early 1500s, the travel from West Africa to Central America lasted two to three months. In the mid-nineteenth century the travel to Bahia (Brazil) lasted 3 weeks and to Cuba lasted 5 weeks.
I don’t know what the Banks decision was but if you are having trouble with the affirmative action part. Affirmitive action is the act of giving previously oppressed minorities a head start in some opportunities, or in some cases compensation.
“Since George Washington was the first President of the US, he set many precedents, including assembling a Cabinet”.
