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What is a trade corridor?
A trade corridor is a route that will make trade easier such as a passage through the mountains or a canal (panama, suez, etc.) It is really just a faster route that will take you less time to travel.
How long did it take to complete the slave triangle?
The transatlantic slave trade, often referred to as the "slave triangle," involved a triangular route between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. The entire journey for a single complete cycle could take several months, typically around six to eight months, depending on various factors such as weather, ship conditions, and trade negotiations. Ships would depart from Europe to West Africa, where they would acquire enslaved people, then travel to the Americas, and finally return to Europe with goods produced by enslaved labor. The entire process was repeated numerous times over several centuries, from the 16th to the 19th centuries.
How did Chirstoper Columbus find America?
He was trying to find a trade route to Asia, and he accidentally founded America, that at that time was full of native Americans, and he would take them in as slaves.
What was the purpose of Cabral's voyage for Portugal in 1500?
He intended to take 13 ships to India to explore a recently inaugurated trade route with that nation, bringing back silk and spices.
What route did Alonso Alvarez De Pineda take?
He took the route to your house
What was it called the triangular trade?
because the trade would take a route shaped like a triangle
Where did the trade triangle take place?
West indies
When walking a dog does it depend on how long you walk it or the route you take?
The route you take it.
How long did it take to find the water route to Asia?
route**
What trade route did Robert la salle take?
what route did Robert de la salle use
What does each side of the triangular trade triangle mean?
Each "side" of the trade route is a length of the journey. So they would take goods to England (one leg), then went to Africa for slaves (another leg), and then come either to the West Indies to trade or came back to the colonies (the other leg).
Did the triangle trade take place over the Atlantic Ocean?
what he hell is this shix
What is a trade corridor?
A trade corridor is a route that will make trade easier such as a passage through the mountains or a canal (panama, suez, etc.) It is really just a faster route that will take you less time to travel.
How long does a paper route take for a 12 year old?
How long the route takes has more to do with how long your route is - how many houses it covers - than how old you are.
Which route direction did many early trade caravans in Africa take?
They traveled to galia
How long does it take to drive from Bristol to bournemouth?
According to google there are 3 routes you can take the A36 route will take you 2hours 14mins, the A357 route will take you 2hours 19mins and the M4 route will take you 2hours 33mins.
What trade routs did la salle take?
what route did Robert de la salle use
