2019 APWH Ch 18: What's the difference between the Triangular Trade and the Atlantic Circuit? by Jason Brater https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g Explain the difference in your own words. en-us 2019-01-07 12:37:32 UTC 2019-01-08 04:58:45 UTC hello@padlet.com Mya https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g/wish/318138946 The difference between the Triangular Trade and the Atlantic Circuit is that with the Atlantic Circuit it was with many other countries where as with Triangular Trade was mainly between the colonies, their mother countries and Africa. It was also different because with the Atlantic Circuit things like guns and textiles were brought from Europe to Africa in exchange for slaves. Then slaves were taken to the west indies in exchange for raw resources which were taken to Europe. This is different than the Triangular Trade because with that, the slaves were taken to the new colonies, the raw materials were taken to Britain and and the finished, manufactured goods were taken back to the colonies. ]]> 2019-01-08 01:29:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g/wish/318138946 Abby Smith 20010588 https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g/wish/318138967 The difference between the Triangle trade and the Atlantic Circuit is that the triangle trade was on smaller scale effecting the New World and Africa much more than Europe. Raw materials from the English colonies were traded in Africa as manufactured goods, slaves were n=then send to the West Indies, Finally bringing molasses and other goods back to the colonies. In the Atlantic Circuit Europe had a large role trading guns, manufactured goods, and textiles in Africa in exchange for slaves that were sent to the New World (mostly West Indies) who send raw materials back to their mother countries. Both the Triangle trade and Atlantic Circuit took place in the same areas, but the Atlantic Circuit involved more countries and different items being traded then the Triangle trade.  ]]> 2019-01-08 01:29:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g/wish/318138967 Angel https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g/wish/318148071 The Triangle trade was a small part of the Atlantic circuit as a whole. The Triangular trade was more between the colonies and it's mother country. Trading raw materials for finished produtes and slaves. The Atlantic circuit consisted of more countries who all benefited from the trade. Wether it was Africa from the slave trade and gun distribution or Europe with raw materials. It also in turn created more competion between each country to produce the most goods or sell the most slaves.]]> 2019-01-08 02:52:09 UTC https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g/wish/318148071 Leah 20022686 https://padlet.com/jason_brater/2gozq5ydap6g/wish/318154260 the Atlantic Circuit was one of many trading routes in the Atlantic system of trade. It consisted of three legs. In the first leg, goods such as metal, weapons, and textiles were traded from Europe to Africa in exchange for gold, ivory, timber, and slaves. Some of these goods went back to Europe, but slaves were transported across the Atlantic, leading into the second leg, known as the middle passage. In the third leg, goods from plantations were transported back to Europe. In the triangular trade, ships from Britain carried many goods, including guns, to Africa, and traded them for slaves. They packed the slaves onto large slave ships and transported them to the West Indies and the plantation colonies. Products from the plantations, like sugar, coffee and tobacco were shipped back to Britain for sale. The two trading systems were different in the fact that the Triangular Trade focused more on Trading slaves and bringing those slaves to the plantations, whereas the Atlantic circuit included trading specific goods to places where they were scarce and on high demand, in return for a large profit. 


 
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