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England exported a variety of goods to Africa and its colonies, including textiles, metalware, and manufactured goods. In particular, the Industrial Revolution led to an increase in the export of cotton fabrics and other finished products. Additionally, England traded items like rum and tobacco to the colonies, while importing raw materials such as sugar, cotton, and spices in return. This trade was a crucial component of the triangular trade system, linking Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

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