Triangular Trade System

Which continents were involved in the triangular trade?

• Europe, Africa, Americas

• Antarctica

• Australia

• Asia

What were the main goods traded during the triangular trade?

• Slaves, raw materials, manufactured goods

• Gold, spices, silk

• Livestock, textiles, weapons

• Fish, timber, salt

What role did slavery play in the triangular trade?

• Enslaved Africans were transported from the Americas to Europe in the triangular trade

• Slavery was not involved in the triangular trade

• Enslaved Africans were transported from Africa to the Americas to work on plantations, fueling the production of goods for trade.

• Slavery only played a minor role in the triangular trade

Who benefited the most from the triangular trade?

• European countries

• Middle Eastern merchants

• Native American tribes

• African kingdoms

What was the triangular trade?

• The triangular trade was a system of trade during the colonial era that involved the exchange of goods between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

• The triangular trade was a system of trade between North America, South America, and Europe.

• The triangular trade was a system of trade between Asia, Africa, and Europe.

• The triangular trade was a system of trade between Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

What did Europe take on the ships to Africa?

• People
• Raw Materials
• Manufactured goods
• Diseases

What did Europe take from the New World back to Europe?

• Manufactured Goods
• Raw Materials
• People
• Deadly Diseases

What did Europe take from Africa to the New World?

• Manufactured Goods
• People 
• Raw Materials

What effect did Triangular Trade have on Europe?

• It immediately helped industrialize Africa and Latin America 
• It drained their economy of resources
• It led to the need for more resources
• It helped them become wealthy and have an economic advantage

When slaves were loaded onto boats to be taken and sold, this part of the triangular trade route was called what?

• the American Passage
• the Middle Passage
• the Lower Passage
• the African Passage