molasses

Making Molasses in Early America

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In early America, the process of making molassesCost to much to be profitableDecreased the use of slave laborWas done only on subsistence

farmsWas an important commercial

activity

Sugar Cane & Molasses was part of what organization?Middle PassageMiddle PassageTriangular TradeTriangular TradeNavigation ActsNavigation Acts

Molasses was converted into what other product?