French slave traders rested their slave passengers on which of the following Caribbean islands?
A) Barbados
B) Martinique
C) Cuba
D) Aruba

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Martinique was a commonly used stopover point for French slave traders. It provided shelter and supplies for the slave ships, and enslaved people were rested there before being transported to their final destinations. The other options (Barbados, Cuba, and Aruba) were also involved in the transatlantic slave trade, but Martinique was specifically known for its use as a rest stop for French slave traders.

French Slave Traders Rested Their Slave Passengers on Which of the Following