Although the primary trade pattern of the transatlantic economy was from Africa and Europe to the Americas,a secondary trade pattern existed between ________.

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New England had a significant trade relationship with the West Indies, particularly in terms of the exchange of rum, molasses, and slaves. This trade was facilitated by the triangular trade route, which connected New England, West Africa, and the West Indies. There was no significant trade between New England and India, and while there was trade between the West Indies and South America, it was not a significant secondary trade pattern in the transatlantic economy.

Although the Primary Trade Pattern of the Transatlantic Economy Was