From 1848 to 1873, the trade in this good was the dominant business in Macau, and was managed by institutions called barracoons.
From 1848 to 1873, the trade in this good was the dominant business in Macau, and was managed by institutions called barracoons. This good was infamously acquired from the village of Baltimore in Ireland by Dutchman Jan Janszoon, the future leader of the Republic of Sale. The trade in this good was the main source of revenue for the (*) South Sea Company. In the Treaty of Utrecht, the English were given the asiento or the right to trade to this good to Spanish colonies. The depot of Sao Tome served the Portuguese trade of this good for gold in Ghana. In the 1600s, the Portuguese transported this good from Angola to Brazil, where this good was used to work the sugar plantations. For 10 points, name this good that was transported from Africa to the New World in the Atlantic triangular trade.
From 1848 to 1873, the trade in this good was the dominant business in Macau, and was managed by institutions called barracoons.
slaves [accept stuff like people or laborers or servants, be reasonable; accept stuff sounding like coolie before "Dutchman," prompt after]