Question

The triangular trade routes connected...

A) England, the English colonies in North America, and the west of Africa
B) Salem, Boston, and Providence
C) The Connecticut River, Long Island Sound, and Massachusetts Bay
D) The Middle, Southern, and New England Colonies

Answer 1

The Triangular Trade routes connected England, the English colonies in North America, and the west of Africa. This trade network involved the exchange of goods and enslaved people between these three regions.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Triangular Trade routes connected England, the English colonies in North America, and the west of Africa. This trade network involved the exchange of goods and enslaved people between these three regions. The first stage of the Triangular Trade involved taking manufactured goods from Europe to Africa, such as cloth, spirit, tobacco, beads, metal goods, and guns. These goods were exchanged for African slaves. The second stage (also known as The Middle Passage) involved shipping slaves to the Americas. Finally, the third stage involved the return to Europe with the yield of crops from the slave-labor plantations.