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accessible to traders.
Explanation:
The slave trading ports of West Africa were readily accesible to European traders, obviously because they were coastal, and also because they were the closest to Western Europe.
In West Africa at the time, there were many warring tribes. These tribes were rivals to each other, and when one tribe overrode another, if often subjugated the defeated to slavery. Europeans entered the equation by negotiating with some Africans for the buying and selling of other africans as slaves.
The spirit of Liberalism or the spirit of Unity perhaps. Both liberalism and unity among nations were at first the main post ww2 ideas but were soon abandoned with many repressive governments found especially in Eastern Europe, as well as the split of Europe into two blocks and the beginning of the cold war.
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The great migration was a mass movement of African Americans during the first, and second, world wars. After being enslaved, and trapped in sharecropping in the Jim Crow south, African Americans were in a dire state of being used and taken advantage of, even after slavery had successfully been abolished. During the first world war, however, most white men were off in Europe fighting within the final year of the first world war. African Americans saw this as an amazing advantage to be able to break free of sharecropping and move farther north where there would be a greater chance for switching from agriculture to industry and factories. So, to recap, African Americans migrated north to escape sharecropping, escape the Jim Crow laws of the south, and become more advantageous in the industries of the north.
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Leading up to the French and Indian War, the British were "<span>victorious at the battle at Fort William Henry," although it should be noted that this had little to do with their future victory in the war.</span>
