Which of the following bulked larger than Asia in the eighteenth-century trade of western Europe?

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The Americas and the West Indies were crucial for the eighteenth-century trade of western Europe due to the import of sugar, tobacco, and cotton, which were significant commodities in the transatlantic trade. This region's economic importance outstripped that of Asia during this period, largely because of the profitability of plantation agriculture and the slave trade.

Which of the Following Bulked Larger Than Asia in the Eighteenth-Century