Who were the countries involved in triangular trade?

Triangular trade, also known as transatlantic trade, was a complex system of trade involving three geographic regions, and several different goods and groups of people, that took place from the 16th to the 19th centuries. These three regions consist of:

- Europe (England, France, Portugal, and The Netherlands)

- Africa (West Africa)

- The Americas (Caribbean and southern U.S.)

What parts of the world were involved in triangular trade?

How did places change after world war 2?

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