Where most slaves came from?

Most slaves during the transatlantic slave trade came from West Africa. The region known as the "Slave Coast" (present-day Benin and Nigeria) was the primary source of enslaved people, followed by the Gold Coast (present-day Ghana) and the Bight of Biafra (present-day Nigeria and Cameroon). Other regions that supplied enslaved people included Central Africa (Congo, Angola), East Africa (Mozambique, Tanzania), and Madagascar.

Was the blitz in World War 1 or 2?

When did Goebbels know World War 2 was lost?

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