New World slavery | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-06-16

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_among_the_indigenous_peoples_of_the_Americas


00:00:43 1 European enslavement of indigenous people
00:05:09 1.1 Plantations
00:05:46 2 Spain
00:13:36 2.1 Mexico
00:15:07 2.2 Territories acquired by the United States from Mexico
00:17:04 2.2.1 New Mexico
00:18:17 2.2.2 California
00:19:30 2.2.3 Utah
00:20:26 2.2.4 Colorado
00:20:48 2.3 Spanish Florida
00:21:07 3 Portugal
00:21:17 3.1 Brazil
00:21:25 4 England
00:21:34 4.1 Carolina
00:23:13 5 France
00:23:22 5.1 Louisiana
00:23:31 6 Indigenous enslavement of indigenous peoples
00:24:58 7 Indigenous slavers



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Slavery among the indigenous peoples of North and South America took many forms. After the English settlers arrived, five tribes came to own black slaves, imitating the Europeans.European colonies purchased indigenous people as slaves as part of the international indigenous American slave trade, which lasted from the late 15th century into the 19th century. Recently, scholars Andrés Reséndez and Brett Rushforth have estimated that between two and five million indigenous people were enslaved as part of this trade. Although slavery is illegal throughout the Americas, some indigenous peoples are still slaves in everything but name.