When did the first blacks arrive in America, and how were they treated

The United States of America (i.e., the United States of America) is a federal republican constitutional state consisting of Washington, D.C., 50 states, and many overseas territories. The United States was originally inhabited by Indians, and there were Spanish, Dutch, French, British and other immigrants here, and then the Revolutionary War broke out, and the United States established a federal state, which is the origin of the United States.

Black Americans are largely from West Africa. Between the 16th and 19th centuries, colonial traffickers in the Atlantic Rim provided the people of the African continent as cheap labor to the colonies of the American continent. White Americans are a group of immigrants from Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and other countries, all living in the United States.

There are white people because the ancestors of white Americans all immigrated from Europe, and the United States was under British jurisdiction when it was first born, and later became independent from Britain through war.

Blacks are blacks because the United States trafficked black Africans to the United States as slaves, and now black Americans are all descendants of trafficked African slaves.

The history is not long. There were both original Indians, mostly European immigrants.

Because of slaves, a large number of blacks were trafficked to the Americas, and after that, blacks gradually made some tribute to human civilization, mainly in sports and entertainment.

For example, the blues and blues that emerged in the United States actually evolved from the black slave period. Now the soft blues piano, saxophone, and blues harmonica in the bar all have elements of it. Also, black rap ** too.

In terms of sports, NBA superstars Jordan, Kobe, and film and television, such as Morgan Freeman, Denzel Washington, Will Smith, and Halle Berry (the only black Bond girl).

Why are there more blacks in the U.S. and fewer whites? Where have all the whites gone?

Afro-American.

The largest minority in the United States. According to January 1990 statistics, there are about 30 million people, accounting for the total population of the United States. They 80 live in the city.

Washington, D.C., is more than 70 black; Cities such as Newark, Gary, and Atlanta are more than half black; In big cities such as New York and Chicago, there are also more than a million blacks. Their ancestors were originally hunted and sold from Africa to the North American continent as slaves, hence the name African Americans.