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Looking at Map 18.4, “The Atlantic Economy in the Mid-Eighteenth Century,” in the Atlantic economy, agricultural products flowed ________.
A) from the New World to Europe
B) in both directions among all three continents
C) primarily from North America to the Caribbean
D) between Europe and Africa
D) the slave trade was critical to the Atlantic economy.

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