Even in the North which group was a regular part of commerce linking North American, Africa, and Europe?

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Slaves and indentured servants were a regular part of commerce during this time period because they were being exported from Africa to the Americas to work on plantation farms. Their labor was crucial to the economy of North America and Europe, as it helped produce highly profitable crops like tobacco, sugar, and cotton.

Even in the North Which Group Was a Regular Part