Britain and the Atlantic Slave Trade

Abstract

The slave trade of the Atlantic was the most inhuman event in history. It was the best example of forced migration in the world. It was a deportation trade of human beings from Africa to America. This slave trade was a crime against millions of enslaved Africans, sold and also used as merchandise. During the slave trade in the Atlantic, Britain, as a European nation, became one of the world's greatest powers because the British empire developed through the use of slaves . The African people have been shipped to America (Caribbean); they worked in a plantation in which the progressive economy helped. Moreover, it was built in one way or another by slaves. In 1833, he was the first to proclaim that this illegal trade had been decided. Nowadays, in the Caribbean, America and Africa, many people are asked to greet Great Britain for the composition and recognition of this crime against humanity.