What Was the Triangular Trade

What was the triangular trade?

A) a trade network limited to the American colonies in which New England, the middle colonies, and the southern colonies exchanged region-specific goods
B) an international trade system that relied on the transportation of enslaved Africans, manufactured goods from Europe, and agricultural commodities from the Americas
C) a pathway many European merchant vessels took through the Bermuda Triangle, characterized by the number of sailors lost at sea
D) an early American economic policy based on the idea that unbalanced trade would topple the economy and that superior labor conditions created superior products
E) a thriving Native American trade system that was disrupted by the arrival of the Europeans and centered on the exchange of furs, crops, and weapons