Which group began trading goods and slaves with Africa from as early as the 15th century?

In what year did the Spanish carry their first cargo of slaves directly from West Africa to the West Indies?

In the 17th century, the demand for this crop increased in Europe and African slaves became the most desirous labour force for British and French settlers in the New World.

All of these persons were abolitionists advocating for the end of slavery and the slave trade EXCEPT?

The trip from Africa to the Americas was called the 'Middle Passage'.

Slavery continued after the Abolition Act to end the slave trade became operational in 1808.

Under the Amelioration policy, what day of the week were slaves NOT allowed to work?

In what year did Thomas Buxton present the Emancipation Bill in the British Parliament?

In what year did the Emancipation Act come into effect?

When the Emancipation Act came into effect, only slaves under ten years old were freed immediately.

On 1 January 1804, the Haitian Revolution ended slavery in Saint Domingue through the slaves' own efforts.

All of the British colonies had a period of Apprenticeship EXCEPT?

Which country is regarded as the first free black republic in the Caribbean?

In 1783, the British invited French planters to settle in Trinidad under a law called the Cedula of Population.

In what year did Trinidad and Tobago make Emancipation Day a national holiday?