The Transatlantic slave trade played a major part in financing

it was really the brazilian gold rush around 1720
but yeah that demanded more slaves

>>2363434

The Industrial Revolution didn't even start until 1750. The money from the sugar plantations in the Caribbean were far more significant.

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You are right, and most of the today's (((multibillionaires))) are descending from slavers families.

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>>2363872
bruh

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The Transatlantic slave trade played a major part in producing rock n roll.

Prove me wrong.

What about the Barbary slave trade?

>>2363403
If anything, it held the industrial revolution back. Case in point, northern and southern USA. The south was practically Russia tier shithole.

>>2364917
For this alone we should hate slavery forever.

is it theoretically possible for a nation to industrialise by using slave labour in factories instead of on farms/plantations?

>>2364917
Excuse me, but the guitar is a European instrument.

R&B and Gospel are purely Aryan forms of music (I guess we can concede that blacks "helped" make them, though).

>>2365033
China?