| 18 October 1564 |
Venezuela
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Tiger departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Venezuela.
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| 25 June 1558 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Royal decree excludes Indigenous people from pearl fishing and reserves the work for Africans
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| 30 November 1552 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Miguel escapes forced labor at the Buría gold mines
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| 20 October 1550 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Coro's bishop seeks 30 enslaved Africans to maintain an irrigation work
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| 17 October 1548 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Juan Pérez de Tolosa opens a second inspection of pearl-fishery labor
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| 16 June 1544 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Bishop Martín de Calatayud begins an inspection of pearl-fishery labor
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| 20 November 1542 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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New Laws prohibit Indigenous enslavement and address deadly labor in Venezuela fisheries
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| 2 March 1537 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Royal cédula records Domingo’s path to freedom
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| 17 March 1536 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Crown restricts sending enslaved Indigenous people from Venezuela to Iberia
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| 27 October 1535 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Crown orders an inquiry into Indigenous enslavement in Venezuela
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| 16 October 1533 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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A Cubagua inventory records an unnamed Black man aboard a ship
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| 3 September 1533 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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An inventory names a Black child as Andresico
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| 8 May 1533 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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An inventory on Cubagua records an enslaved African mother and children
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| 27 March 1528 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Crown grants a conquest and governance concession in Venezuela
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| 1 June 1527 |
Venezuela
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History slavery Venezuela
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Crown permits twelve enslaved people for Cubagua pearl fishery
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