Примеры использования Enslaved africans на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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II. The untold stories of enslaved Africans.
They are the ones who enslaved Africans and enslaved and oppressed our indigenous forefathers.
Facilitation of welcomed return andresettlement of the descendants of enslaved Africans.
A seminar for educators on the theme"Teaching transatlantic trade in enslaved Africans" is expected to be held in November 2007 in Port of Spain.
In the 1750s alone, this Charleston firm oversaw the sale of more than 8,000 enslaved Africans.
The first known armed rebellion of enslaved Africans occurred in 1521.
The theme of the 2011 commemoration highlighted the importance now accorded to the perspectives of the enslaved Africans.
It illuminated the untold stories of the contributions that enslaved Africans made to the development of North America.
Enslaved Africans had been shipped to their shores by European powers, who in turn had received exports of sugar, tobacco and cotton grown by those slaves.
Voodoo was brought to French Louisiana during the colonial period by enslaved Africans from West Africa.
Among the enslaved Africans were native chieftains, agronomists, artisans in metallurgy, miners, weavers, and practitioners of traditional medicine, among a host of other professions.
As of 1778, it was estimated annually Dano-Norwegians shipped approximately 3,000 enslaved Africans to the Danish West Indies.
Between 1503 and 1873 more than 1.5 million enslaved Africans were transported to our island from the coasts of Africa or from other locations throughout the Americas and the Caribbean.
African traders such as Antera Duke andpowerful tribal leaders also enslaved Africans and sold them to merchants.
A large number of descendants of enslaved Africans in the United States and throughout the world are victims of a virulent, culturally ingrained racism, the origins of which are very old.
There can be no doubt that the result of the transatlantic slave trade was the destruction of a wide range of languages, cultures andreligions of millions of enslaved Africans.
All too often,history books have not recognized the leading role that enslaved Africans played in making the supreme sacrifice of fighting for freedom from slavery.
Chef and culinary consultant Scott Barton discussed the historical similarities between the foods andculinary practices of African countries and the countries to which enslaved Africans were brought.
That later arrivals came into the Caribbean after the abolition first of the trade in enslaved Africans and later of slavery itself did not save them from labour exploitation.
A study of the lives of enslaved Africans in the Americas and the Caribbean reveals the capacity of human beings, even under dehumanizing conditions, to influence the societies in which they live.
The poor social and economic conditions of Africans throughout the diaspora, up to this day,are a direct result of the plantation society where enslaved Africans and their progeny were deprived of land rights.
The Caribbean subregion had developed as the first society in which enslaved Africans had become the majority, at least in many of its member States, following the demise of the indigenous populations.
This year's commemoration, with its theme,'Expressing our freedom through culture',underscores one of the many approaches of the resistance movement which the enslaved Africans employed to eventually bring an end to this heinous crime.
Sullivan's Island was the point of entry for approximately 40 percent of the 400,000 enslaved Africans brought to British North America; it has been likened to Ellis Island, the 19th-century reception point for immigrants in New York City.
There were many events and activities around the UK to remember those who suffered as a result of the slave trade and to recognise the efforts of those who struggled for its abolition,including enslaved Africans, states, people and citizens.
Throughout the Americas, the enslaved Africans, despite their horrendous conditions, were able to preserve aspects of their culture which continue to this day, as manifested in music, song, dance, language, cuisine and sports.
Originating in lands that today cover a large number of African countries,there came to our island more than a million and a half enslaved Africans of various ethnicities: Lucumi, Carabalí, Congolese, Ganga, Mandingo, Mina, Bibi, Yoruba.
The sheet describes how the trade was justified globally and identifies the countries along the triangular route, which started and ended in Europe, from where guns,alcohol and horses were exported to West Africa in exchange for enslaved Africans.
By the middle of the seventeenth century, a slave system among colonial plantation owners was fully established andby the end of that century, enslaved Africans had become the chief source of labour and profit and, therefore, the key component of the colonial agricultural and commercial interests.
While scholarly literature on the slave trade and slavery has provided deep insights into the magnitude of the brutal treatment and the condition of slaves,only a limited number of narratives have addressed the true identities of enslaved Africans, their beliefs, value systems, and expertise.