1. What did you learn today about the impact the slave trade had on Africa? 2. What was something you didn't know before this week about the Atlantic Slave Trade?

3. Why do you think it is important to learn about this part of our World History?

1.  important part in the shaping of the continent not only in terms of economic outcomes, but cultural and social outcomes as well.

2. Even when the Atlantic slave trade was mostly illegal and on the way out, the beat went on. Brazil and Cuba received most of the more than 2 million slaves transported between 1820 and 1880

3. Our history makes up what we have now in the present. We owe the things we enjoy today from our ancestors and their culture. World history is very important because it lets go back to the past and appreciate the traditions and way of living of our forefathers. Studying world history will give us better understanding how things came to being.

Explanation:

the answer should be E according to sentence structure