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What was the system of trade between the New World, England, and Africa in the 1500's known as? A. Treaty of Tordesillas B. The Slave Trade C. Spice Trade D. The Columbian Exchange
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What was the system of trade between the New World, England, and Africa in the 1500's known as?

A. Treaty of Tordesillas
B. The Slave Trade
C. Spice Trade
D. The Columbian Exchange

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The answer is B! Slave trade
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Answer:

B

Explanation: They were trading African America slaves from Africa to teh New world and Europe. This can also be called the Middle Passage.

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