Answer:
New England's shipbuilders earned profits by providing ships for the triangular trade
Explanation:
The New England colonies developed as a trade and economic center. The geographic condition did not make the region suitable for growing crops. The colonists focused on shipbuilding, fishing, and whaling while many of the colonists were artisans, blacksmith, merchants, traders, and furniture maker. By seeing the growth of the Atlantic slave trade, colonists began to expand the shipbuilding industry with a shipyard that helped them to earn profits by supplying vessels in the triangular trade.
Answer:
Explanation:
For Lesson 4, Unit 13; The Slave Trade and Its Impact on Africa
1. D) New England's ship builders earned profits by providing ships for the triangular trade.
2, B) Europeans started depending on slaves for free labor in new colonies.
3. A) American goods were sold in Europe.
4. A) It affected millions of Africans.
5. D) Throughout the colonies most were made to work on large plantations.
6. B, D) Tobacco, sugar cane.
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