C. Fear of the abusive powers of a leader
Answer:didn’t push off land
Explanation:
Answer:
1: The Europeans who did most of the transportation of slaves from Africa viewed then as godless heathens and therefore a non-human in a way which gave them justification to exploit them for labor while "trying" to teach them about god.
2: It was a logistical god send because of the Colombian Exchange and advancement of sailing technology that allowed for Africa to become the in-between from Europe to South America which allowed for the selling of sugar/Rum in Africa while buying slaves to sell in North and South America.
3: They were a fairly easy "resource" to "harvest" because many warrior tribes inhabited Africa and would capture and sell their competing neighbors to the slave traders in exchange for rum and weapons/supplies.
Malcolm X is the Civil Rights leader that favored black nationalism. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option. Malcolm X was the person who believed in reclaiming black pride and masculinity and he ardently worked towards reaching his goal. I hope the answer helps you. <span />
Be ready for an attack/ threatening power.
