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The triangle trade route significantly impacted European slave traders by facilitating the systematic capture and transport of enslaved Africans to the Americas, where they provided labor for plantations. This trade generated immense profits for European traders and investors, driving an economic boom in ports involved in the trade, such as Liverpool and Nantes. Additionally, it fostered a brutal and dehumanizing system that entrenched racial hierarchies and justified the exploitation of enslaved people, ultimately shaping European economies and societies. The wealth accumulated from this trade also played a role in financing the Industrial Revolution.

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