Which option gives the correct direction of slave trade?

Correct answer: From Europe to Africa then America

The direct answer is option A, as the intended shortened description of the triangular slave trade. This trade connected Europe, Africa and the Americas. Step 1: ships and goods went from Europe to Africa. Step 2: enslaved Africans were forcibly transported from Africa to the Americas. Step 3: plantation goods such as sugar and tobacco were carried from the Americas to Europe. Option A names the correct three regions and the first major direction, so it is the only suitable choice. Option B names India, France and Russia, which were not the standard three-part Atlantic triangular route. Option C lists places connected with French Revolution events, not the slave-trade route. Option D lists religious and royal places, not the Atlantic trade system. The wording of A is abbreviated because it does not state every return journey, but its intended direction and regions are correct. Memory cue: Europe, Africa, Americas form the Atlantic triangle.