The steel plant where taylor tried to perfect "scientific management" was located near the city of

Frederick Winslow Taylor, one of the pioneers of industrial engineering, attempted to improve the efficiency of workers in the steel plant near Bethlehem, PA. He dealt with processes as basic as how to best pick up and move a lump of iron, and what shape of shovel was best for different tasks. The Bethlehem Steel Company only adopted some of his ideas, and eventually they parted company.

American goods were sold in Europe.

Explanation:

On the final leg, sugar, molasses, cotton, furs, salt fish, and rum were shipped to Europe and traded at a profit for the European commodities that merchants needed to return to Africa. The trade/selling of Africans in the Americas happened during the second leg called the Middle Passage.