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During the transatlantic triangular trade, American colonies primarily exported agricultural products such as tobacco, rice, indigo, and sugar to Europe. They also sent lumber, fish, and furs. In return, they imported manufactured goods from Europe and enslaved Africans from Africa to work on plantations, creating a cyclical economic system that benefited the colonial economy. This trade significantly contributed to the growth of the colonies and the Atlantic economy.

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