The Triangular Trade is a large part of what made slavery so successful in the colonies. What is the best explanation for where the Triangular Trade gets its name?

from the three types of slaves: artisan, field hand, and servant

from the brand used to mark all slaves arriving to the New World

from the three ports of trade: New England, Africa, and the Caribbean

from the triangular logo used on the barrels of rum made by the colonists

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The Triangular Trade is a large part of what made slavery so successful in the colonies. What is the best explanation for where the Triangular Trade gets its name?

 from the three types of slaves: artisan, field hand, and servant

 from the brand used to mark all slaves arriving to the New World

 from the three ports of trade: New England, Africa, and the Caribbean

 from the triangular logo used on the barrels of rum made by the colonists

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