alleryWhich is the most commonly cited example of triangular trade?
AOpium trade with China
BSpice route to Asia
CAtlantic slave trade
DSilk Road caravans
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Atlantic slave trade
The Atlantic slave trade among Europe, Africa and the Americas is the example most often given for triangular trade.
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