Übersetzung für 'slave trade' von Englisch nach Deutsch

slave trade

Sklavenhandel {m}

Menschenhandel {m}

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Atlantic slave trade

atlantischer Sklavenhandel {m}hist.

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Barbary slave trade

Sklavenhandel {m} der Barbareskenstaatenhist.

white slave trade

Mädchenhandel {m}

white slave trade [dated] [trading of enslaved women for sexual purposes]

Frauenhandel {m}

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abolition of the slave trade

Abschaffung {f} des Sklavenhandels

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over-the-counter trade <OTC trade>

außerbörslicher Handel {m}stocks

slave

Sklave {m}

abhängig gesteuertes Gerät {n}comp.electr.

slave {adj}

untergeordnet

to slave

sich abschuften [ugs.]

wie ein Kuli arbeiten

slave [coll.]

Slave {m} [ugs.]comp.

slave trader

Sklavenhändler {m}

slave traders

Sklavenhändler {pl}

slave [female]

Sklavin {f}

slave system

Untersystem {n}

slave owner

Sklavenhalter {m}hist.

slave army

Sklavenheer {n}hist.mil.

slave dances

Sklaventänze {pl}archaeo.

slave clock

Nebenuhr {f}

to slave-drive

schinden

slave drive

Slave-Drive {m}comp.

slave server

Slave-Server {m}comp.

slave {adj} [attr.]

Slave-comp.

slave population

Sklavenpopulation {f}

• The vast majority of those who were enslaved and transported in the transatlantic slave trade were people from Central and West Africa, who had been captured directly by the slave traders in coastal raids, or sold by other West Africans, or by half-European "merchant princes" to European slave traders, who brought them to the Americas.
• During the Atlantic slave trade, 10.7 million people from West Africa survived transportation to arrive in the Americas as slaves.
• The African slave trade was eventually terminated within the British Empire in 1807, and slavery outlawed completely in 1834.
• It was not until the final days of the slave trade ("c." ...
• The method of forcibly relocating Africans to the Canary Islands in order to provide intensive labour, the first time this had been attempted, was looked at favourably by other European powers and was the inspiration behind the Transatlantic Slave Trade whereby around 12 million Africans were taken from their homelands in order to enter forced labour as plantation workers and domestic servants in the Americas over a period of 400 years.

• Titled "Slavery and Justice", the document detailed the ways in which the university benefited both directly and indirectly from the transatlantic slave trade and the labor of enslaved people.
• Burkina maintains cordial relations with Libya, but recalled its in ambassador in 2017 over issues of treatment of migrants trying to reach Europe, and the reemergence of the slave trade there.
• Slavery in the Sahel states in general, is an entrenched institution with a long history that dates back to the trans-Saharan slave trade.
• These were a mixture of native Africans who were trafficked to the Americas via the African slave trade and Native Americans who were enslaved from the Thirteen Colonies.
• In 1999, Kérékou issued a national apology for the substantial role that Africans had played in the Atlantic slave trade.

• The "cartaz" system was introduced and required all ships in the area to purchase naval trading licenses from the Portuguese settlement. Slave trade and piracy flourished.
• The Slave Trade Act 1807 abolished slave trading to British possessions, including the Bahamas.
• The slave trade was abolished in Angola in 1836, and in 1854 the colonial government freed all its existing slaves.
• European slave traders brought large numbers of African slaves to the Americas by sail.