How did the triangular trade benefit Europeans? They obtained goods from the New World that were difficult to get. They obtained an enslaved workforce for plantations in Europe. They profited from the sale of fur from North America. They profited from precious metals discovered in the Americas.

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Nyla Hampton

1 November, 11:07

How did the triangular trade benefit Europeans? They obtained goods from the New World that were difficult to get. They obtained an enslaved workforce for plantations in Europe. They profited from the sale of fur from North America. They profited from precious metals discovered in the Americas.

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Francesca Holloway · Answer 1

The triangular trade is normally a called to trades done on three different ports. With this type of trade Europeans gained access to multiple trade ports which also lead to them gaining benefits goods from the New World and enslaved workforce for their plantations.