Which of the following best describes the relationship between the new world colonies and europe? the new world was responsible for providing workers for european factories. the factories produced items for the new world. the new world traded guns and ammunition with europe for slaves. the slaves worked on colonial plantations. europe distilled rum and sold it to the new world for slaves. the colonies collected and sold slaves for raw materials. europe relied on raw materials from the new world. the colonies relied on manufactured goods from europe.

The New World was responsible for providing workers for European factories.
-no, not really, very few people came from the New World to Europe

The factories produced items for the New World.
-they produced items mostly for themselves, not reall

 The New World traded guns and ammunition with Europe for slaves.
-not exactly

 The slaves worked on colonial plantations.
-Yes! This is true!!! and this is also the best answer

 Europe distilled rum and sold it to the New World for slaves.
no, Europe did not  need slaves as much

The colonies collected and sold slaves for raw materials.
-no, the colonies did not have slaves originally, they needed to import slaves themselves

Europe relied on raw materials from the New World.
-only very partially

The colonies relied on manufactured goods from Europe
-no, not really.

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