Editing The Atlantic Slave Trade (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Economic Impact' (Visualizing how Slave Labor 'Subsidized' the Western world):'''
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def calculate_plantation_profit(labor_type, output_units):
    """
    Shows why slavery was the 'Engine' of early Capitalism.
    """
    unit_price = 100
    if labor_type == "Enslaved":
        # Zero wage, only 'Maintenance' (food/shelter)
        labor_cost = output_units * 5
    else:
        # Market wage
        labor_cost = output_units * 40
        
    profit = (output_units * unit_price) - labor_cost
    return f"Profit with {labor_type} Labor: ${profit} (Cost of Labor: ${labor_cost})"

# Scenario: 1,000 units of Sugar
print(calculate_plantation_profit("Enslaved", 1000))
print(calculate_plantation_profit("Free", 1000))
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; Slave Trade Landmarks
: '''The Door of No Return (Senegal)''' → A doorway on Gorée Island that symbolizes the final point where enslaved Africans left their continent forever.
: '''The 1619 Project''' → A modern historical project that argues the "Real beginning" of the United States was the arrival of the first enslaved people in Virginia.
: '''The Amistad Case (1839)''' → A successful "Ship-board Revolt" where the enslaved people won their freedom in a US court, showing the power of the law and resistance.
: '''African Diaspora''' → The global spreading of African people and culture (Jazz, Reggae, Gospel, Soul Food) that resulted from the trade and "Enriched" every country it touched.
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