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What did the slave ships transport in the last leg of the triangular trade path?

manufactured goods such as clothes

captive Africans

raw materials such as sugar and cotton

Europeans headed for the colonies

manufactured goods such as rum and guns

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I believe the answer is: raw materials such as sugar and cotton

The last leg of the triangular trade path Started from America To Europe. At that time, industrial revolution is centred on Europe. This is why the largest order that European countries made to America was consist of raw materials for their manufacturing process, such as sugar and cotton.

The slave ships in the last leg of the triangular trade path, "transported raw materials such as sugar and cotton."

What is the triangular trade path?

It is considered that the transatlantic slave trade was the second of three stages of the so-called triangular trade. In this trade, enslaved people were taken from Africa to the America, to work as slaves. Textiles, arms, and wine were shipped from Europe to Africa, and sugar, tobacco, and other products were shipped from America to Europe.

Thus, the Triangular trade path was the trade route established from Europe to Africa, from Africa to the America, and the America back to Europe.

What did the slave ships transport in the last leg of the triangular trade path?

On the third and the last leg of their three-part journey, often called the Triangular Trade path, was the transport of goods from the America back to Europe with the produce from the slave-labor plantations such as- cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, and rum.

Hence, option C is correct.

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