Question

Which is NOT a description of the hardships and indignities faced by Africans from the time of being captured & transported to the Americas to their life as enslaved laborers in the Americas

A.
Once they were sold at auction, the homes and "masters" who "owned" them always had their best interests in mind and didn't do anything that would upset them for fear of making them not want to work.

B.
Africans were often captured or kidnapped by their fellow Africans to be sold into slavery and put onto ships where they were confined to tight spaces chained together in the belly of the ship

C.
The ocean journey was awful and could take from 3 weeks to 3 months where they were forced to stay below deck and didn't see the sun once. Many died from diseases that were contagious and spread easily within the tight quarters.

D.
Once they arrived, they were inspected like animals for scars or diseases and then sold like livestock at auction. They were in a strange land with a strange language and were made to live in harsh living conditions.

Answer 1

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A. Once they were sold at auction, the homes and "masters" who "owned" them always had their best interests in mind and didn't do anything that would upset them for fear of making them not want to work.