In the mid-1700s, Savannahs ports played an integral role in the controversial A) rice trade. B) cotton trade. C) animal pelt trade. D) Atlantic slave trade.

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Marques Stevenson

25 February, 08:56

In the mid-1700s, Savannahs ports played an integral role in the controversial A) rice trade. B) cotton trade. C) animal pelt trade. D) Atlantic slave trade.

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Jazlyn Lopez · Answer 1

Wll, the Port of Savannah was a US seaport in Savannah, Georgia, and sent ships out on both sides of the Savannah River, which was extremely close to the Atlantic Ocean. So, I'd say D.