Question

question 9 of 10
this diagram shows the triangular trade that developed between europe, africa, and the americas. in which direction did most manufactured goods travel?
a. from a to c
b. from b to a
c. from b to c
d. from c to a

Explanation:

In the triangular trade system, Europe (labeled B) was the source of manufactured goods like textiles, tools, and weapons. These goods were sent to Africa (labeled C) to be traded for enslaved people, who were then sent to the Americas (labeled A). Raw materials from the Americas were sent back to Europe. So manufactured goods traveled from Europe (B) to Africa (C).

Answer:

C. From B to C