source #1 \i was likewise told by a negro woman that as she was on her return home, one evening, from some neighbors... she was kidnapped; and, notwithstanding she was big with child, sold for a slave. this transaction happened a considerable way up the country; and she had passed through the hands of several purchasers before she reached the ship.\ what does the author say about how enslaved africans found themselves aboard a ship? how? source #2 he voyage itself took between 6 and 8 weeks. the enslaved africans were chained together by the neck, hand and the foot, wearing sometimes the most uncomfortable and miserable gear. they were packed into the smallest places where there was barely enough room to lie on ones side. it was here that they ate, slept, urinated, defecated, gave birth, went insane and died. they had no idea where they were going, or what was going to happen to them. within these ships, africans from different countries, regions, cultures and with different languages learned to communicate with each other; many conspired to overthrow their captors together.\ what are 3 things you can learn from the atlantic slave trade from this primary source? 1) the enslaved were chained together by the neck, hand, a foot. 2) 3)

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source #1 \i was likewise told by a negro woman that as she was on her return home, one evening, from some neighbors... she was kidnapped; and, notwithstanding she was big with child, sold for a slave. this transaction happened a considerable way up the country; and she had passed through the hands of several purchasers before she reached the ship.\ what does the author say about how enslaved africans found themselves aboard a ship? how? source #2 	he voyage itself took between 6 and 8 weeks. the enslaved africans were chained together by the neck, hand and the foot, wearing sometimes the most uncomfortable and miserable gear. they were packed into the smallest places where there was barely enough room to lie on ones side. it was here that they ate, slept, urinated, defecated, gave birth, went insane and died. they had no idea where they were going, or what was going to happen to them. within these ships, africans from different countries, regions, cultures and with different languages learned to communicate with each other; many conspired to overthrow their captors together.\ what are 3 things you can learn from the atlantic slave trade from this primary source? 1) the enslaved were chained together by the neck, hand, a foot. 2) 3)

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# Brief Explanations:
For the first question, the text in Source #1 clearly states that the enslaved African woman was kidnapped by neighbors and then sold as a slave, passing through several purchasers' hands before reaching the ship. For the second question, in Source #2, apart from the already - written point about being chained, we can also note that the voyage took 6 - 8 weeks and that enslaved Africans from different regions learned to communicate.
# Answer:
1. The author says that enslaved Africans were kidnapped (by neighbors), sold as slaves, and passed through several purchasers' hands before reaching the ship.
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   - 2) The voyage took between 6 and 8 weeks.
   - 3) Enslaved Africans from different countries, regions, cultures, and with different languages learned to communicate with each other.

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