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Brazil’s Slavery Legacy: Why It Imported More Slaves Than the U.S. - History Collection
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Brazil’s Slavery Legacy: Why It Imported More Slaves Than the U.S. - History Collection
When most people think of the transatlantic slave trade, the United States often comes to mind. Yet it was Brazil that imported the largest number of enslaved Africans—over 4.8 million, far more than any other country in the Americas. This staggering figure was not a historical accident. Brazil’s unique combination of geography, economics, and colonial ...
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