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The transatlantic slave trade developed because...a. There was a shortage of labor in the americas because of harsh working conditions on plantations and the spread of diseaseb. Europeans and indigenous americans formed partnerships to import africans to work on the plantationsc. Competition for laves from asia into the americas lowered the purchase price of african slavesd. European kings forced plantation owners in the americas to trade exclusively in african slaves
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