Since the Africans seemed to survive longer than the native Indians, the Spanish began to look eastward for a new source of slave labor. In 1518, King Charles V of Spain granted the first license to sell African slaves in the Spanish colonies of America. The West African slave trade had begun.This building on the coast of Africa once was a headquarters for the British slave trade.ince the Africans seemed to survive longer than the native Indians, the Spanish began to look eastward for a new source of slave labor. In 1518, King Charles V of Spain granted the first license to sell African slaves in the Spanish colonies of America. The West African slave trade had begun.
Re: Global Entry....how long does the application process take. Jul 19, 2015, 9:05 PM. We got our Global Entry a little over 2 years ago. At that time the initial application only took a couple of weeks, but the appointment slots were at least a month out. I believe that the total process took about 2 months. Once you do the interview, if you are approved they give you a temporary ID that you can use.
Had I known that sooner, I might have applied for Global Entry a long time ago! As a quick note, the application fee for Global Entry is $100 which is non-refundable and independent of whether or not youâre approved. If approved, you can use Global Entry for 5 years.In comparison, TSA Pre-Check costs $85 to apply and is also good for 5 years.Essentially, by paying an extra $15 (or $3/year) youâre getting the additional benefit of expedited security screening which Iâd value at way higher than $3/year! have long heard of Global Entry but I never applied because: 1) the $100 application fee always deterred me, and 2) I usually sit towards the front of the plane and make a habit of speeding out of the plane so that Iâm one of the first in line for passport control anyway. I never wait that long.