What role did warfare in africa play in the slave trade of the late 18th century?
a) warfare in africa reduced the availability of slaves.
b) many african tribes signed themselves into slavery to escape the warfare.
c) warfare in africa increased european desires to "christianize" african people.
d) victorious tribes often sold or traded their prisoners to european slave traders.

D) Victorious tribes often sold or traded their prisoners to European slave traders.

The presence of European slavers affected how African societies operated. Many crimes became punishable with enslavement. Wars between native kingdoms often resulted in the taking of prisoners, who were then sold to European traders. These practices were particularly common throughout Western and West Central Africa. Slavery also helped the kingdoms get rid of political dissidents or finance more wars.

answer; /// slavery should be outlawed in the new country, was part of the initial draft of the declaration of independence, but not part of the final

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