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tatiyna
3 years ago
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Describe the process of the triangle trade. What places were involved, what was traded and how did it affect the people involved

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History
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Temka [501]3 years ago
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Answer:

Fast merchants ship or originating from both Liverpool and Bristol, loaded with pots, pans, machetes, mirrors, fabrics and some muskets are travelled down to the west coast of Africa.

The the ship traded the goods for slaves, a lot of home had been abducted by local tribal Chefs from other tribes, happy to sell strangers to the slave traders.The journey across the Atlantic was now known as the middle passage. the slaves were sold in the Americas, from Brazil.

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