Manufactured goods (guns, cannons, and other metal items) would be traded with Africa in exchange for slaves. Slaves would be traded in the Caribbean.

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Manufactured goods (guns, cannons, and other metal items) would be traded with Africa in exchange for slaves. Slaves would be traded in the Caribbean for raw materials (sugar, cotton, tobacco). Raw materials would be traded with Europe for their manufactured goods.

“The Slave Ship” J. M. W. Turner 1840

Forced to work the mines looking for gold/silver. Forced to do manual labor i.e. work on sugar, cotton, or tobacco plantations for long hours in extreme heat. Short life expectancy. Others worked as house servants cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry.