Which of the following is true about the path a slave-once captured-took to the market in Africa?
A) Generally, the captured slaves thought they would be treated fairly and submitted to the long stages of travel.
B) The trips to the coast were generally brief, as most Africans traded as slaves lived near that area.
C) African tribes denied the slaves access to food and water because they wanted as many as possible to die along the way.
D) The slaves were tied together with ropes, or had "yokes" around their necks, during the journey.

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The slaves were often tied together with ropes or had "yokes" around their necks during the journey to prevent them from escaping. This was a common practice used by slave traders. None of the other choices are correct; captives were often mistreated and died on the journey due to disease, starvation, and dehydration.

Which of the Following Is True About the Path a Slave-Once