Which of the following accurately traces a portion of the triangular trade?(1 point) Responses Enslaved people were sent from Africa to the Caribbean. Enslaved people were sent from Africa to the Caribbean. Manufactured goods were sent from North America to Europe. Manufactured goods were sent from North America to Europe. Enslaved people were sent from the Caribbean to Europe. Enslaved people were sent from the Caribbean to Europe. Rice, sugar, and furs were sent from Africa to North America.

Answer 1

The accurate tracing of a portion of the triangular trade is: Enslaved people were sent from Africa to the Caribbean.

In the triangular trade, enslaved people were transported from Africa to the Caribbean (the Middle Passage), goods such as sugar, tobacco, and cotton were sent from the Caribbean to Europe, and manufactured goods were sent from Europe to Africa. The other options listed do not correctly represent the main routes of the triangular trade.