From "england and the african slave trade"
which quotation supports the argument that the british benefited from the african slave trade?
a.
"the invoice records for a 1600s slave ship show that a slave could be bought in africa for $25 and sold in america for $150."
b.
"as the demand increased, though, raiding parties were organized to obtain young africans."
c.
"then, the ships transported new world products such as sugar, tobacco, coffee, and cotton back to england."
d.
"in reality, though, the british were some of the biggest beneficiaries and benefactors of slavery."