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West Africa
Overview of European Involvement
Portuguese: Dominated the early trade and maintained control in Angola and parts of West Africa.
British: Active in Ghana (Gold Coast) and Nigeria.
French: Involved in Senegal and the Bight of Benin.
Dutch and Danes: Operated in Ghana and Benin.
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