As part of the triangle trade, most Africans were forcefully moved to which area?A. The Caribbean to work on sugar plantationsB. To the British colonies to work in the cotton fieldsC. To Europe to work in the newly industrialized areasD. To South America to turn molasses into rum

In order to keep colonial sugar plantations running, colonists believed it was necessary to import large numbers of which of the following?enslaved Africanstools and equipmentplantation managerssettlers to work the land

4. How did the institution of slavery change over the course of the Triangle trade and colonialism? A. Enslaved people were able to maintain family bonds as they traveled together. B. Enslaved people were able to gain freedom after a term of work. C. Enslavement became a permanent status that people were born into. D. Enslaved people were imported from South America instead of Africa.

As transportation and market networks connected the nation, the South began to specialize in production ofMultiple choice question.timber.staple crops for export.foodstuffs.dairy products.

1. Write the True or False answer. 5 Marks(a) Spain established new colonies in Americas, such as Mexico and Peru.(b) The Netherlands pioneered an advanced trading system for investing inoversea trade.(c) By 1732, Britain’s 15 colonies stretched along the Eastern Coast fromNew Hampshire in the north, to Georgia in the south.(d) Sugar cane thrived in Caribbean weather and was used to create refinedsugar, molasses and rum.(e) Many criminal prisoners sent from Britain as plantation labour died ofdiseases such as yellow fever or plague.Answer(a)________(b)________(c)________(d)_______(e)________

As part of the triangular slave trade system, ships bound for Europe carriedGroup of answer choicescloth and trinkets.slaves.rum and molasses.slaves and molasses.