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In the triangular trade, which goods did traders in the Americas exchange for enslaved Africans? A. Cloth B. Guns C. Cotton and Tobacco D. Glass Beads

In the triangular trade, which goods did traders in the Americas exchange for enslaved Africans? A. Cloth B. Guns C. Cotton and Tobacco D. Glass Beads
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In the triangular trade, which goods did traders in the Americas exchange for enslaved Africans?

A. Cloth
B. Guns
C. Cotton and Tobacco
D. Glass Beads

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User Matthew Farwell
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tobacco and cotton

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User Martega
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im pretty certain that is cotton and tobacco, i think this is what i was just learning about
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