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The 266 pages that link to Atlantic slave trade, each with the reason it gives.

• History of VirginiaNarrower topic: It supplied the enslaved labor on which Virginia’s plantation wealth increasingly depended.

• History of West AfricaRelated: It transformed coastal societies and connected West African economies to Atlantic plantation systems.

• JamaicaRelated: Enslaved Africans were brought to Jamaica to sustain plantation production.

• Latin AmericansRelated: Enslaved Africans and their descendants became foundational to societies across the region.

• Léonora MianoRelated: Its history is central to her writing about rupture, memory, and diasporic identity.

• Lucas Vázquez de AyllónRelated: Africans enslaved during the expedition’s passage resisted and helped destabilize the settlement.

• Maritime museumRelated: Maritime museums confront the ships, commerce, and violence involved in this history.

• Modern era (history)Related: It linked European empires, African societies, and American plantation economies through mass coercion.

• Music of AfricaRelated: Its violence dispersed African musical knowledge, which was reshaped in diasporic communities.

• Music of Latin AmericaRelated: Enslaved Africans and their descendants sustained and reshaped musical practices throughout the region.

• NicotianaRelated: Enslaved labor was used on tobacco plantations in colonial America.

• OshunRelated: The diaspora formed through this trade carried Yoruba religious traditions, including Oshun’s, to the Americas.

• PraiaRelated: Santiago’s early colonial economy and port settlements were connected to this system.

• Sub-Saharan African music traditionsRelated: Enslavement uprooted musicians and transformed African-derived traditions across the Atlantic.

• Turkish AbductionsCompared with: The Icelandic captives were enslaved in North Africa, not transported through this trade.

• William BinghamRelated: Bingham’s commercial world was connected to Atlantic trade economies built partly on enslaved labor.