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In the triangular trade, which goods did traders in the Americas exchange for enslaved Africans? A. Cloth B. Guns C. Cotton and Tobacco D. Glass Beads
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In the triangular trade, which goods did traders in the Americas exchange for enslaved Africans?

A. Cloth
B. Guns
C. Cotton and Tobacco
D. Glass Beads

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tobacco and cotton

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User Martega
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im pretty certain that is cotton and tobacco, i think this is what i was just learning about
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