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24 April, 13:04

How was the African slave trade adapted to European needs?

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    The sugar and rubber plantations in the Caribbean Islands and southern U. S. cotton plantations were the main source of sugar, rubber and cotton in Europe. And those were the two places most of the African slaves were sent to.
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