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Euro-Afric Systems
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Connecting Europe and Africa
The Old Order
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- The Old Order.
- About Africa.
- About Europe.
- About the Caribbean.
- African Slave Trade.
- Scramble for Africa.
- Ancient colonisation.
- Christopher Columbus.
- David
Livingstone's 3Cs.
Transition Period - The Transition
- Abolish Slave Trade.
- Imperialism and Benefits.
- Neo-colonisation.
- Industrial Revolution.
- British Empire.
- OAU- the origin
- Kwame Nkrumah
- Ahmed Sekou Toure.
- Wretched of the Earth
- Apartheid.
- Nelson Mandela's Peace.
- Pan African Congress.
- African
Union- AU.
Captured African slaves with their children chained and taken away from the interior to the West African coasts for shipment to Europe. Slaves who resisted were beaten up.
The old order.
During the period of African Slave trade, the relationship between
Europe and Africa was based on exploitation, hostility and lack of mutual benefits. Initially, Africa was on the losing side, while Europe gained immensely.
However, through the centuries, a relationship of "give-and-take" naturally established itself. This website intends to justify this statement, based on historical facts.
Please take your time to go through this site, which is basically "research oriented" and non-profit making .
We also believe in unbiased reporting and information sharing. Click the respective links below for full details:
http://web.cocc.edu/cagatucci/classes/hum211/timelines/htimeline3.htm: The above website provides detailed account of the History of African Slave trade. It is owned by Cora Agatucci, professor of English, Humanities Department, Central Oregon Community College. Information on the site can be accessed freely, for academic (but not for commercial) purposes.
African Slave Trade webpage: a brief account of the African Slave Trade; it is intended for those people who do not enjoy too much reading.
Ancient colonisation: why did Europe colonise Africa?
Christopher Columbus: was he a migrant, explorer or trader? Merits and demerits of Columbus's travel.
Scramble for Africa: why did Europe scramble for Africa? Merits and demerits of the scramble. We also need your own objective comments.
Copy Rights Policy: information on this website can be used freely for educational and non-commercial purposes only.
- The New Order
- New Deal
- Remember Slave Trade.
- Bill Clinton & Africa.
- Kofi Annan & UN.
- Commission on Africa.
- Toni Blair & Africa.
- Gordon Brown & Africa.
- Bob Geldof on Africa.
- Jack Straw in Africa
- Bill Gates & Africa.
- Prince Harry in Africa.
- Harriet Harman in Africa.
- African talents in Europe.
- David Beckham in Africa
- Research and info
- Europe trades with Africa
- China trades with Africa
- U.S.A. trades with Africa
- China trades
with Africa
European slave ships sailing to West African coasts to collect African slaves to Europe and America.
Slaves were simply treated as personal and commercial properties, because they were bought by the slave masters. Do not blame the slave masters only, but the selfish African chiefs also who sold their subjects for Western products like bottles of wine, tobacco etc.
Page last updated: 02-03-08.