Which route is most correct for understanding triangular trade?

Correct answer: Trade among Europe, Africa and the Americas

The governing concept is the Atlantic triangular trade system, which connected Europe, Africa and the Americas through successive commercial routes. European manufactured goods were exchanged in Africa, enslaved people were transported across the Atlantic to American plantations, and colonial products such as sugar were carried back to Europe. This was a connected pattern of commerce and exploitation, not merely a three-place journey. Option A is correct. The other options name French locations, unrelated regions or social groups and do not describe the Atlantic system.