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How did the slave trade affect africa?

a: the african states united to protect their populations from the invading slave traders.
b: africa's population stopped growing in 1400 and began to decline in 1600.
c: several african states became increasingly dependent on the trade for european goods.
d: european and arab slave traders eventually went to war for exclusive rights to the slave trade.

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