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Why do some of the slaves jump overboard?
Some slaves chose to jump overboard because they saw it as a way to escape the brutal conditions of slavery, even if it meant risking death by drowning. Others may have been driven to desperation by the horrors of the Middle Passage and chose to end their lives rather than face further suffering.
What is the theme of the naval trainees learn how to jump overboard?
Naval trainees learn to jump overboard. They do this so that in the case of an emergency, the navy members can escape safely and efficiently.
How did Africans attempt to resist captivity at sea?
African (slaves) would often attempt to jump overboard the ships they were on and risk drowning at sea or be eaten by sharks; the conditions on the ship were so unbearable, that slaves could not bear it anymore and had to leave.
What happened to the dead slaves on the ships?
Their bodies would be thrown overboard, but might stay in place for some days.
What happened to slaves when thet could not work?
they were thrown overboard
What happened to the dead slaves on the slave ships?
they were thrown overboard
What did they do to the dead African slaves that were on the ships?
They would throw them overboard to keep the other slaves from getting sick.
Why were sharks often found following slave ships?
Sharks followed slave ships because they were attracted to the garbage, offal, and yes dead slaves who were thrown overboard. It is also documented that slaves committed suicide by jumping overboard if given the opportunity although sides of some of the ships were netted to prevent this.
Did slaves rebel on ship?
yes slaves rebelled on ships. the ways of rebelling was jumping overboard (committed suicide), causing war against sailors
What was the voyage to the Americas colonies like for both Europeans and African captives?
Rough. It is possible to say that the profits to be made from the slave-trade brought out the worst in many of the organisers, including some unscrupulous ship's captains who threw slaves overboard when the rations ran out. It was when stories like this got back to Britain that the laws against the slave-trade eventually got through Parliament.
Who was in charge of the field slaves?
jump rope
Who was in charge of field slaves?
jump rope
