The triangle trade across the atlantic included a. the british gave money credits for business across the atlantic. b. the new england colonies sold food and timber to caribbean planters. c. all of these. d. the caribbean colonies produced sugar and molasses that could be sent to america and britain.

The Caribbean colonies produced sugar and molasses that could be sent to America and Britain.

Explanation:

The Triangle trade is said to be when there are 3 ports or regions. Historically it's possibly due to the winds and currents during the age of sail from the trading nations of western Europe, the Caribbean and North America followed the gulf stream in its direction. Slaves to America from African, sugar from the Caribbean to New England and rum and other goods back to Europe and Africa. Trade of molasses is one of a classic example. This concept was first suggested in 1866 by a historian William B. Weeden. Later began to be known as the "Sugar trade" of the 1820 and '30s. where American ships took the produce to Cuba to basaltic coasts. Later on, the bar iron and hemp were also included.