Three Stages Of The Triangular Trade

The triangular slave trade is a system in which slaves, raw goods and manufactured goods were traded between Africa, the Caribbean, the American colonies and the European. There are three stages of the triangular trade. The first stage started in Britain where they sent slave ships from ports like London, Liverpool and Bristol to West Africa carrying manufactured goods that has been produced in Britain. Those goods would be traded for people who had been captured from slave traders. The second stage involve slaves dealer kidnapping people from villages, they used all sort of cruel methods to captured people. European traders would sold the enslaved people to African or European captain on the African Coast. Ships would sail up and down the
coast filling with enslaved people. They are densely packed onto ships that would bring them to the West Indies. The last stage is where enslaved Africans would be sold and started working for nothing plantations.