Question

1 enslaved people to the americas
2 sugar, tobacco, and cotton to europe.
3 textiles, rum and manufactured goods to africa.
this map shows how the triangle trade has traditionally been depicted.
which statement best explains how the map supports the text?
the map shows a common and simplistic presentation of how sugar - related trade worked
the map shows an example of what the triangle trade looked like before it became the rectangle trade.
the map shows, and the text describes, why the triangle trade was destined for failure.
the map shows, and the text explains, why the triangle trade was so harsh to those who participated in it

Explanation:

The text states the map shows the traditional depiction of the Triangle Trade. The first option correctly links the map's simplistic presentation (common way it's shown) with sugar - related trade (as sugar is part of what's traded in the Triangle Trade, along with tobacco and cotton). The second option about it being before the Rectangle Trade is incorrect as there's no such thing. The third option about failure has no basis in the given text/map. The fourth option about harshness isn't supported by the text which just describes the trade flow.

Answer:

The map shows a common and simplistic presentation of how sugar - related trade worked.