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How did colonial and European merchants contribute to slavery in the New World?

A. Slaves were sent to Europe along the Middle Passage and eventually moved on to the Colonies

B.European merchants traded guns, ironware, and rum for slaves in Africa and brought them to the New World

C.They sold Native Americans to slavery in the West Indies

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