Question

how did the triangular trade benefit europeans?
europeans obtained raw materials from the americas.
europeans obtained an enslaved workforce for plantations in europe.
europeans profited from selling fur to plantation owners.
europeans profited from selling guns and ammunition in the americas.

Explanation:

The triangular trade involved Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Europeans got raw - materials like sugar, tobacco, and cotton from the Americas which they used for manufacturing or trading. The enslaved workforce was for American plantations, not European ones. Fur was not a major part of the triangular - trade in the context of European profit from the trade. Selling guns and ammunition was part of the trade but getting raw materials was a more significant benefit.

Answer:

Europeans obtained raw materials from the Americas.