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A trade between Africa, Americas, and England
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The triangular trade consisted of fabrics, pearls, rum and materials imported directly from England from Great Britain or America and which went directly to Africa to be exchanged for slaves.
A trade route whose legs formed a triangle
S:the colonies,Africa,West Indies,back to the colonies
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