The Triangular Trade was a series of trade routes that developed between the 1500s and 1800s, so named because they formed a triangle between Africa, America and Europe.
It was a system used during the colonial era, in which ships left Europe for Africa loaded with small-time trinkets and other low-value goods that were demanded by African slavers.
In Africa, these trinkets were exchanged for slaves, who in turn were transferred from Africa to the ports of America, where these slaves would be used as labor.
As payment, the colonies gave the European nations raw materials that would be used to make manufactured goods, which would be marketed in Europe and in the colonies.
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