Answer: c) The Triangle Trade had little influence on the Ottomans.
Explanation:
The Triangular trade being referred to here was part of ''the Transatlantic Slave Trade'' where millions were shipped from West Africa to colonies in North and South America in exchange for goods from those same continents.
The Ottoman empire had little connection to this trade as they were to the far east of Europe and the trade mostly occurred in the west. The triangular trade therefore had little influence on the Ottomans as opposed to western countries like Britain, France and Spain which underwent economic and demographic changes amongst others.
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According to Jules Ferry, through the policy of colonial expansion in France, Ferry (Imperialist) justifies his proposal for expansion through the exploration and conquest of new nations through economic, social and patriotic ideas arguing about the need for export markets comparing France with higher exports from Germany and the United States, and the right that the superior races have over the inferior races.
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