Question

the middle passage was part of the larger trade network known as
a the new world
b mercantile acts
c triangular trade
d the columbian exchange

Explanation:

The Middle Passage was the segment of the transatlantic trade that transported enslaved people from Africa to the Americas. This was a core part of the Triangular Trade, a three-part trade network connecting Europe, Africa, and the Americas. The New World refers to the Americas (not the trade network), the Mercantile Acts were trade regulations, and the Columbian Exchange focused on the exchange of crops, animals, and diseases rather than the forced human trafficking component of the Middle Passage.

Answer:

C. Triangular Trade