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                What gave Portugal an advantage in the slave trade
            
            
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    Slavery in Portugal occurred before the country's formation. During the pre-independence period, inhabitants of the current Portuguese territory were often enslaved and enslaved others.
Portugal Advantage in the slave trade-
Since the 1400s, they had set up trading posts along the west African coast. They bought and sold enslaved Africans destined for the Americas.
They introduced African musical instruments to the Americas so that's how enslaved Africans tried to preserve their culture. The middle passage originates from Africa.
In the ancient world, children of slaves were born into slavery, that's how slavery differs from slavery in the Americas.
Therefore, these are the correct options, explain how Africans survive with their culture, and originate from Africa.
    
Portugal Advantage in the slave trade-
Since the 1400s, they had set up trading posts along the west African coast. They bought and sold enslaved Africans destined for the Americas.
They introduced African musical instruments to the Americas so that's how enslaved Africans tried to preserve their culture. The middle passage originates from Africa.
In the ancient world, children of slaves were born into slavery, that's how slavery differs from slavery in the Americas.
Therefore, these are the correct options, explain how Africans survive with their culture, and originate from Africa.
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    Additionally, Portugal benefited from a consistent supply of enslaved Africans due to their established trading posts and relationships with African rulers. They also had a monopoly on the transatlantic slave trade until the 17th century, allowing them to control prices and dictate trade policies. Portugal's colonial holdings in Brazil also provided a large demand for enslaved labor, further fueling the trade.
    
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