True or false About 500,000 enslaved Africans were transported to the Americas across the Middle Passage between 1500 and 1870.

True

Explanation:

Spain / UruguayPortugal / BrazilGreat BritainNetherlandsU.S.A.FranceDenmark / BalticTotals

1501-15256,3637,0000000013,363

1526-155025,37525,3870000050,762

1551-157528,16731,0891,6850066061,007

1576-160060,05690,7152371,365000152,373

1601-162583,496267,51901,829000352,844

1626-165044,313201,60933,69531,7298241,8271,053315,050

1651-167512,601244,793122,367100,52607,125653488,065

1676-17005,860297,272272,20085,8473,32729,48425,685719,675

1701-17250474,447410,59773,8163,277120,9395,8331,088,909

1726-17500536,696554,04283,09534,004259,0954,7931,471,725

1751-17754,239528,693832,047132,33084,580325,91817,5081,925,315

1776-18006,415673,167748,61240,77367,443433,06139,1992,008,670

1801-1825168,0871,160,601283,9592,669109,545135,81516,3161,876,992

1826-1850400,7281,299,96903571,85068,07401,770,978

1851-1875215,8249,3090047600225,609

Totals1,061,5245,848,2663,259,441554,336305,3261,381,404111,04012,521,337

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the second significant cause of the great migration was the desire of black southerners to escape segregation, known euphemistically as jim crow. rural african american southerners believed that segregation - and racism and prejudice against blacks - was significantly less intense in the north.