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Signare

Signares were black and mulatto Senegalese women who had an influence via their marriage with European men and their patrimony. These women of color managed to gain some individual assets, status, and power in the hierarchies of the Atlantic slave trade.

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Social and economic role

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Signare

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples69
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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related to Sources · 22
Signare → Brooks, Commerce, Eighteenth Century, Eurafricans, Femmes, Gender, George, Gorée XVIIIe-XIXe, Guillaume Vial, Hémisphères, Larose, Les, Maisonneuve, Nouvelles, Ohio University Press, Paris, Religious Observance, Saint-Louis, Sixteenth, Social Status
related to Social and economic role · 18
Signare → African, Africans, British, Dame Portugaise, European, French, He, Nhara, Pommegorge, Portuguese, Preneau, Saint-Louis, Signares, Some, The, The Portuguese, West Africa, With
related to Social mobility · 13
Signare → Africa, British, European, Europeans, Gorée, Grecian, In, Many, Reverend John Lindsay, Saint Louis, The, Though, Wolof
related to Marital practices · 12
Signare → African, Europe, European, Gorée, If, If European, Marriages, Remarried, Signares, Since, That, When
related to External links · 4
Signare → African, European, Senegalese Mullatos, Site

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signares women european men african would social de gorée power portuguese crown often status people also wealth french many influence

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Signarerelated to External linksSite0.60section
Signarerelated to External linksSenegalese Mullatos0.60section
Signarerelated to External linksAfrican0.60section
Signarerelated to External linksEuropean0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesMarriages0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesAfrican0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesEuropean0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesSince0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesGorée0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesIf0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesWhen0.60section
Signarerelated to Marital practicesEurope0.60section

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