Question

The map above shows the flow of goods between Europe, Africa, and the Americas known as the Triangular Trade. Which conclusion can be drawn from the map?

Answer 1

Economic activities in these places were interdependent.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the triangular trade route, trade between Europe, the Americas, and Africa was interdependent. Europe traded manufactured goods with Africa in order to obtain slaves. The slaves were then sent to North and South America to work on plantations in European colonies. The crops grown in the Americas were sent to Europe where they were processed into manufactured goods.

Answer 2

Economic activities in these places were interdependent.