The Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Industrial Revolution

Slavery is morally deplorable and that we can condemn. But the question is, as was it necessary for the industrial revolution? The answer to that question depends on how you conceive the industrial revolution. And so it's definitely true that the history which we observe were deeply implicated in transcendentic slave trade and tere training. Their works which a emerged rond the caribbean, the sugar nexis, te ericiium, foxeson and other patterns of colonial trade,. Which were largely based on uncoersed labor. So o left with indirect links. We would definitely acknowledge that this expansion of tha network of trade matters, ad effects the british economy in seven