What is not true about the effects of the slave trade?
a. africans were separated from their families.
b. millions of africans died on their way to the americas due to abuse, illness, and suicide.
c. africans became educated and translated correspondence between the french and native americans.
d. plantation owners became wealthy from the quantity of crops produced from slave labor

c. africans became educated and translated correspondence between the french and native americans.

Explanation:

This is not true about the effects of the slave trade, the africans weren´t seen as beings capables of intelligence that was why they were only sent to work on the fields doing non-skilled labor, the other options were all true, africans were separated from their families, millions of africans died on their way, and they made the platation owners wealthy because of the quantity and cheap labor the slaves brought, the first educated african in america didn´t arrive till 1837 at Cheyney University.

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explanation:

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