What did the English merchants use to buy slaves in Africa as part of the Triangular Trade? A.
furs

B.
rum

C.
molasses

D.
sugar

B

Explanation:

merchants were active in the triangular trade by which rum made from West Indian sugar was traded for African slaves, who in turn were sold to the West Indies.

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