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Definitions from the WebTriangular TradeDefinitionTriangular trade refers to a historical trade route during the 16th to 19th centuries, established between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. It involved the exchange of goods, including slaves, raw materials, and manufactured products, creating a triangular flow of trade. Senses and Usages:Sense 1: Historical Trade RouteIn this sense, triangular trade refers to the specific trade route that existed between Europe, Africa, and the Americas during the colonial era. Example Sentence: The triangular trade played a crucial role in connecting continents and facilitating the expansion of global trade. Sense 2: Slave TradeTriangular trade is also commonly associated with the transatlantic slave trade, where African slaves were transported to the Americas for forced labor. Example Sentence: The triangular trade resulted in the horrific displacement and enslavement of millions of African people. Sense 3: Economic SystemIn a broader sense, triangular trade can refer to any economic system involving three interconnected regions or countries exchanging specific goods. Example Sentence: The modern triangular trade between China, the United States, and Mexico consists of electronics, textiles, and auto parts. Possible Related Products: | ||||
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