Triangular Trade Map: Routes of Slavery, Sugar, and Manufactured Goods #2110795 (License: Personal Use)

The map visualizes the 17th- and 18th-century triangular trade system, with purple lines indicating the movement of manufactured goods from England to West Africa, green lines showing the forced transport of enslaved Africans to the West Indies and Americas, and yellow lines representing the return voyage carrying sugar, rum, tobacco, and other commodities to Europe. Key locations include the Gold Coast (Africa), West Indies, New England, and England, highlighting the economic interdependence and human cost of this global exchange.

Used in educational resources, history websites, museum exhibits, and academic articles about colonialism, slavery, and Atlantic world economics; serves users seeking historical understanding of transatlantic commerce and its legacy.