The triangular trade system included question 14 options: africa, asia, and north america. north america, europe, and africa. europe, africa, and asia. asia, africa, and australia save

Triangular trade is a historical term representing trade among three ports or regions. Triangular trade usually grows when a region has transfer of merchandises that are not compulsory in the region from which its major importations come. Triangular trade thus offers a method for resolving trade imbalances between these three regions which are West Africa, Caribbean or American colonies (North America) and the European colonial powers. So the answer is North America, Europe, and Africa.

The historical context of the image shows farmers looking after crops as in the past they had to grow their own cops or food depending on the country they are from. The image also shows farmers had to work and graft just to feed their families.

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