Which of the following is an accurate statement about the triangular trade? a. it brought a large number of african slaves into the colonies. b. it brought a large amount of new crops into the colonies. c. it brought a large number of germans into the colonies. d. it brought a large number of scot-irish into the colonies.

The correct answer is A) It brought a large number of African slaves into the colonies.

The statement that is accurate about the Triangular Trade is "It brought a large number of African slaves into the colonies."

The Triangular Trade was a system of trade between the American colonies, the European continent, and West Africa. The system was in place during the 16th century to the early 19th century. Commonly, the system traded crops such as cotton, tobacco, and sugar to Europe from the American Colonies, then, manufactured goods, rum, and textiles to Western Africa, and from West Africa, slaves to the colonies. Through this slave trade, historians consider that approximately 10 million slaves from Africa crossed the Ocean to be traded in the American colonies.  

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