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Questions On Elmina Castle
1.What was the original purpose of the castle?
2.When was the castle built?
3.Which people built the castle?
4.Are there other names for the castle?
5.Where did the name Elmina derive from?
6.Which people built the castle?
7.Where the lives of their natives affected by the building of the castle?
8.Why the slaves kept in the dungeons?
9.When did the slave trade start in Gold Coast?
10.How is the castle maintain without losing it historical value?
11.Who was the first portugeuse to arrive in Gold Cast?
12.When did the Dutch take over the castle?
13.Why did the foreigners feel comfortable with treating human beings they did,when they were the ones spreading Christianity?
14.What was the castle used for after the foreigners left and before it was used as a tourist site?
15.What district is Elmina located?
16.When was slave trade abolished in Gold Coast?
17.What goals did the foreigners bring to trade with in Gold Coast?
18.Why was slave trade abolished?
19.After the slaves were sent to the door of no return,where were they sent to!
20.Who abolished slave trade all over the world?
21.Were there courts for slaves in those days?
22.What are some of the occupants of the Elmina Castle?
23.How were the slaves captured?
24.What is the significance of the Elmina Castle?
25.Who was the first governor of Gold Coast
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