11.   Few African slaves were enchained by Europeans themselves.

12.   Haitians are black, Creole- and French-speaking descendants of African slaves.

13.   In one of the most stunning and impeccably crafted installations, Washington artist Martha Jackson Jarvis constructed a memorial to African slaves in the yard of a black church.

14.   In sugar plantation days, this was one of the places where African slaves were sold when they first came off the ships.

15.   It begins with paintings depicting the growth of Vodou among African slaves in the Caribbean.

16.   It is also a greeting that was used by African slaves in Brazil.

17.   It was African slaves who brought the beans to the South, a trace of their homeland replanted in American soil.

18.   It was developed by African slaves who blended English with the languages of West Africa.

19.   Juan Bacho relaxes on a hammock in Santiago Tapextla, one of dozens of small, poor villages whose residents are the decendents of African slaves.

20.   National African-American Archives Museum in Africatown USA, a neighborhood settled by African slaves.