Explain Triangular Slave Trade during 17th Century?[French Revolution}
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American History a pattern of colonial commerce in which slaves were bought on the African Gold Coast with Europe rum and then traded in the West Indies (Africa)for sugar or molasses, which was brought back to Europe to be manufactured into rum.
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The people of France used to buy slaves from Africa and used to give them to the land owners. Some land owners had their land in the Caribbean in America so, they used to take the slaves to America. This made a triangle between France, Africa and America. That's why it came to be known as triangular slave trade.
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