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Why were so many enslaved men, women, and children often crowded into very small spaces aboard slave ships?A) It was a punishment for West Africans who attempted to lead slave ship revolts.B) Most West Africans had never been on large ships before, and small spaces helped them feel less seasick.C) As many people as possible were crowded onto slave ships in order to maximize profits at slave auctions.D) All cultures at the time believed that small spaces provided the most comfortable way to travel.
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