The triangular trade of the eighteenth century linked europe to africa and to what country

The Americas--The third leg of the Triangular Trade was the Americas specially Caribbean ports.

The Triangular Trade transported manufactured goods from Europe to African slave traders and then slaves were transported from the African coast to the Americas to be sold in exchange for raw materials sent back to Europe. The leg from Africa to the Americas is referred to as the Middle Passage. 

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