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Which two countries were the first European countries to engage in the transatlantic slave trade? A . Portugal and Spain B. Spain and England C. England and France D. Holland and Portugal
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Which two countries were the first European countries to engage in the transatlantic slave trade?

A . Portugal and Spain
B. Spain and England
C. England and France
D. Holland and Portugal

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Answer:

A. Portugal and Spain

Step-by-step explanation:

Around the 16th Century they started the transatlantic slave trade, then other European nations followed.

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