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The Atlantic Slave Trade: Facts and Impacts in Britain
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Aimee Macphail@aimeemacphail_ligd
The triangular trade involved Britain trading goods with Africa and the Americas Tropical crops like sugar drove the demand for enslaved people Africans were enslaved due to their farming skills and resistance to European diseases The British economy benefited from the slave trade through raw material shipment and job creation The slave trade led to negative impacts on African societies and the Caribbean/West Indies

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