Title: What Was the Triangular Trade? (with pictures)
Headings: What Was the Triangular Trade?
What Was the Triangular Trade?
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Content: Fortunately, the efforts of abolitionist organizations to ban slavery ultimately succeeded, although the damage had already been done for millions of Africans. Mary McMahon
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At the end of the first leg of the triangular trade, European merchants used manufactured goods to purchase slaves from native African chiefs and dealers. African slaves were exchanged in the Americas for the raw materials that were used to make the European goods that were sold in Africa.