What sort of connection did the concept of supply and demand have with the slave trade?

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The concept of supply and demand with the slave trade related to contributing factor for the popularity of the Atlantic slave trade.

The Atlantic slave trade is a triangular trade of African women, men and children, which started in the 15th century.

Slaves were seized from Africa and sold in America and the Caribbean islands to work in plantations.
Slavery followed for years to come as it was cheaper, and because of their physical structure, they were able to work for long hours in harsh climate conditions.

Therefore we can conclude that the slave trade was related to the Atlantic slave trade.

Thus Option A. "It was a contributing factor for the popularity of the Atlantic slave trade", is the correct answer.

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