Answer: Sugar cane, tobacco, and cotton
Step-by-step explanation:
There had been hundreds of contact among Europe and Africa through the Mediterranean. But the Atlantic slave trade started in the late 1400s with Portuguese colonies in West Africa and the Spanish village of the Americas soon later. The crops planted in the new colonies, sugar cane, tobacco, and cotton, required lots of labor, and there were not enough settlers or enslaved servants to grow all the new land.