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Example sentences and phrases with the word transatlantic and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: transatlantic

Relating to or crossing the Atlantic Ocean, especially between Europe and North America. Involving countries on both sides of the Atlantic. Connected with travel, trade, or communication across the Atlantic. Referring to relationships or agreements between these regions.

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Now, transatlantic communications are instantaneous and people travel in a matter of hours. Distinctions between the old and new worlds are obsolete.

The first transatlantic crossing was a race between two steamships from England to New York in 1838; soon, sailing ships became what they are today: archaic novelties.

The use of slave labour only grew over time, although by the mid-16th century Europeans were increasingly turning to African slaves, resulting in one of the most horrendous injustices in history: the transatlantic slave trade.

Despite the British ban on the transatlantic slave trade in 1807, the existing African-American slave population was maintained through natural reproduction and remained locked in a position of total legal servitude, enforced with brutal violence.

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