
Episode 3
1620-1789: New slavery routes open up at unprecedented rates as the battle to make a fortune out of the sugar trade heats up.
1620 鈥� 1789: From sugar to rebellion
17th century. The Atlantic has become the battlefield of the sugar war. French, English, Dutch and Spaniards fought for the Caribbean to cultivate sugar cane. To satisfy their dreams of fortune, the European kingdoms opened new slavery routes between Africa and the islands of the New World. With the complicity of banks and insurance companies, they industrialised their methods and brought the number of deportations to unprecedented levels. Almost seven million trapped Africans were caught up in a huge hurricane of violence.
1620 鈥� 1789: Bho Si霉cair gu R猫abhlaid
An t-seachdamh linn deug. Th貌isich bl脿r an t-si霉cair sa Chuan Shiar. Bha An Fhraing, Sasainn, An 脪laind is An Sp脿inn a' sabaid airson smachd fhaighinn air a' Charaib gus am b' urrainn dhaibh cuilc shi霉cair fh脿s. Airson am miann an t-saibhreas a sh脿sachadh, chruthaich r矛oghachdan na h-E貌rpa slighean tr脿illeachd 霉ra eadar Afraga is eileanan an t-Saoghail 脵ire. Le cuideachadh bhancaichean is chompanaidhean 脿rachais, mheudaich iad an cleachdaidhean is thug iad am bruid 脿ireamhan nach fhacas riamh roimhe. Chaidh faisg air seachd millean Afraganaich an glacadh ann an stoirm mh貌r ainneartach.
Dubbed in Gaelic with English subtitles