Diagram illustrating the triangular trade routes involving Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Triangle Trade map showing the routes between Europe, Africa, and the Americas during the transatlantic slave trade.

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- What was the destination of a ship leaving Charleston? → England
- What did a ship leaving Charleston carry? → Rice, indigo, and lumber
- What did a ship carry from Africa to the West Indies? → Slaves
- What did a ship carry from Africa to the West Indies? → Slaves
- What was the destination of a ship leaving Bristol? → Africa
- What did a ship leaving Bristol carry? → Guns, cloth, and rum
- What did a ship carry from the West Indies back to Bristol? → Sugar, molasses, and rum
- What were the destinations of ships in this trade? → Charleston, Bristol, West Indies, Africa
- What goods were commonly moved in this trade? → Slaves, rice, indigo, lumber, guns, cloth, rum, sugar, molasses

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