African slave trade has been around for many decades, but the African Slave Trade of 1788, has made a faceplate for slavery. This slave trade was a big part of the Atlantic Triangle. However, it consisted of the Central America, Brazil, Europe, the Caribbean, Portugal, South America, and North American imports. Moreover, all of the imports had something to do with cheap labor, kidnapping, value, and the supply and demand. The means of goods being traded were slaves, sugar cane, cotton, tobacco, and rum. When African slaves were brought to Europe they were used as a cheap supply of labor. Nevertheless, Central America imported two hundred thousand slaves. However, in Europe they topped that amount by importing three hundred thousand. Meanwhile,
