CONSEQUENCES OF THE SLAVE TRADE

1. 2- Trafficking in human beings: The Atlantic slave trade between the 15th and 19th centuries forcibly removes 10 million Africans and takes them to hunting colonies on the American continent.

2. 6-Apharthied Regime of racial segregation in South Africa, opposed by Nelson Mandela. Apartheid (meaning "separate lives" in African) was a segregationist regime that denied South African blacks social, economic and political rights.

3. 5- Nigeria faces religious conflicts and natural resource disputes. In the northern part of the country, Muslims are concentrated; in the southern region, Christians are concentrated. The conflict between these two religious orders has killed thousands since 1953.

4. 7- In 2009, the conflict initiated by Boko Haram - a terrorist organization - victimized more than 15,000 people to combat Western principles.

5. 9-International organizations must intervene so that this and other problems of the African continent (AIDS, hunger, economy, health, etc.) .

6. 10- this process is a consequence of the colonialist policies of the developed countries, which after sucking up the wealth. of this people, left the continent, leaving a real bad

7. 1- Colonialism: Colonialism extracted natural riches from the continent, as well as delaying structural development and political organization. Most countries on the continent only gained their independence in the second half of the 20th century.

8. 3-Geographical Division-After World War II, there was an intense process of independence of African nations. However, new countries were formed on the same territorial base built by the European colonizers, disrespecting the culture and history of the communities, consequently innumerable ethnic conflicts over the power dispute were triggered within these countries

8.1. the Europeans used the old divide tactic to conquer

9. 4-Internal Conflicts First Ethical Conflict Post Colonization: Biafra War in Nigeria

10. 8- In 2014, this radical Islamic group gained notoriety when it abducted some 270 Nigerian women to be sex slaves and to be used in combat. In 2017, according to Unicef, about 83 children were used as bombs by Boko Haram, which shocked the world.