Portuguese explorationists on what region of Africa allowed Europeans to capture intrude Africans as slaves? a. eastern Coast of Africa
b. western
c. northern
d. southern

B. Western.

Explanation:

The Southern and Eastern Coasts were not really explored until the late 1700s-1800s. The time period in your question is around the 1400s-1600s.

The Northern coasts did not have a lot of slaves, it was at the time, uncolonized. Plus, Portugal actually never colonized any of North Africa.

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