Which of the following was a lasting effect of the Atlantic slave trade, even after it was declared illegal? A. African slavery in the Americas continued on a large scale. B. There were not enough jobs for all of the freed Africans in Europe and the Americas. C. Slave traders moved on to exploiting indigenous peoples in the Americas. D. Africans were able to take back control of their native countries.

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Marilyn Woodard

14 June, 01:41

Which of the following was a lasting effect of the Atlantic slave trade, even after it was declared illegal? A. African slavery in the Americas continued on a large scale. B. There were not enough jobs for all of the freed Africans in Europe and the Americas. C. Slave traders moved on to exploiting indigenous peoples in the Americas. D. Africans were able to take back control of their native countries.

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Monica Tanner · Answer 1

A lasting effect of the Atlantic slave Trade, even after it was declared illegal was that the African slavery in America still continued on a larger scale.

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Even after end of Atlantic slave trade by the end of 1780, the Africans were smuggled illegally into America for domestic and other ill treated work. A lasting effect of the Atlantic slave Trade, even after it was declared illegal was the African slavery in America still continued on a larger scale.

It was not sure, but not until the year 1836, this act was prohibited. The Africans were smuggled as there were lack of domestic and agricultural laborers. A country which was discriminated throughout that period.