Triangular Trade Storyboard
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- British Goods being sent to Africa.
- Good Exchange to the Slaves
- Middle Passage Across The Atlantic
- The British Journeys was more complicated with ships traveling from all ove Europe carrying manufactured goods to different ports along the African Coast to trade for slaves.
- Slaves Arrive in America
- Enslaved Africans became part of the international trade network during the period used extensively by the Spanish and the Portuguese in the America's
- Slaves Auctioned in America
- The Ships from Africa then sailed across the Atlantic to the Caribbean and America's to trade the slaves for raw materials.
- Ship Returns Back To Britain
- Enslaved Africans became part of the international trade network of the period used extensively by the Spanish and the Portuguese into America.
- When the slaves got to the America's they were gonna to be sold to people who want to have slaves with farms or stuff they didn't want to do and have workers wherever the worked at.
- Slaves for saleOnly for $3
- When they were done using the ships, The America's gave Britain the things that they needed. America gave Britain stuff like Timber, fur, iron, fish, whale oil, sugar, tobacco, rice and cotton. Rum was on of the few 'finished goods' that was sent to England.
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