Which description of trade patterns best represents the relationship between Africa and Europe during the late 19th century? (1) Trans-Saharan trade caravans led by Europeans were the most profitable. (2) South Africa was of no interest to European traders. (3) Raw materials were shipped from Africa to European industries. (4) Rivers were the key highways connecting Europeans to much of the African interior.
"(3) Raw materials were shipped from Africa to European industries" is the best description of trade patterns best represents the relationship between Africa and Europe during the late 19th century.
