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Richardson 1
Runninghead:SLAVEDATABASEProject5TheLouisianaSlaveDatabaseErikaRichardsonSOWK300TuskegeeUniversityNovember14,2009
 
Richardson 2
 Descriptive Discussion
Infigure1,thegraphshowsthefrequencyofslavesfromsevenselectedareas.In
Bamanaabout6percentofslaveswereabductedbythe“whiteman.”InMandinga
about11percentofslaves.InNar/Moorabout2perventofslaves.InPoulard/Fulbeabout3.3percentofslaves.InSenegal/Wolofabout8percentofslaves.InKisiabout2percentofslaves.Finally,inFon/Aradahasabout3percentofslaves.
Interpretive Discussion
Figure1showsthepercentageofAfricanslavesfromdifferentcountriesinAfrica.Most AfricanslaveswerefromMandinga.Thesecondlargestgroupofslaveswerethe AfricansfromSenegal/Wolof.ThethirdlargestgroupofAfricanslaveswerefrom
 
Frequency of African Slaves
Sources: Slave Database
 
Richardson 3
Bamana.Fon/Arada,Poulard/Fulbe,Nar/Moor,andKisifollownextinorderfromgreatesttotheleast.Thecountriesclosertothecoasthadthehigherpercentageof AfricanslavesintheU.S.duringslavery.Theslavesweretransportedthroughboatsonwater.ItwouldonlymakesensethatAfricanslivingclosertothewaterweremost;yabducted.
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