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The '''Trans-Atlantic slave trade''' formed a triangle between [[Africa]], British colonies in the [[Caribbean]], and [[New England]]. It started with [[slaves]] from Africa go to the Caribbean for [[sugar]] cane. Next, sugar canes from the Caribbean go to New England for [[rum]]. Finally, rum from New England went to Africa for slaves. | The '''Trans-Atlantic slave trade''' formed a triangle between [[Africa]], British colonies in the [[Caribbean]], and [[New England]]. It started with [[slaves]] from Africa go to the Caribbean for [[sugar]] cane. Next, sugar canes from the Caribbean go to New England for [[rum]]. Finally, rum from New England went to Africa for slaves. | ||
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[[category:slavery]] | [[category:slavery]] | ||
Revision as of 18:22, January 3, 2009
The Trans-Atlantic slave trade formed a triangle between Africa, British colonies in the Caribbean, and New England. It started with slaves from Africa go to the Caribbean for sugar cane. Next, sugar canes from the Caribbean go to New England for rum. Finally, rum from New England went to Africa for slaves.