What did Europe export?

Responses

sugar molasses, and fruit
sugar molasses, and fruit

manufactured goods
manufactured goods

bills of exchange
bills of exchange

salt, fruit, and wines

1 answer

Europe exported a variety of products, including:

  • Manufactured goods: This includes a wide range of items such as textiles, tools, and machinery that were produced in Europe and exported to other regions.

  • Sugar, molasses, and fruit: These were often exported from European colonies where sugar plantations were abundant.

  • Salt, fruit, and wines: Different regions in Europe are known for their salt production and vineyards, making these products significant exports as well.

  • Bills of exchange: These financial instruments facilitated trade by allowing merchants to transfer funds and settle debts across regions, thus playing a crucial role in the economic landscape of European trade.

Each of these exports contributed to Europe's economy and its trade relationships with other parts of the world.