Which describes the trade between the Caribbean and the American colonies? Finished goods like textiles from the Caribbean were consumed in the colonies. Raw materials from the Caribbean supplied colonial industries. Finished goods like firearms from the colonies were consumed in the Caribbean. Raw materials from the colonies supplied Caribbean industries.

The correct answer is B) Raw materials from the Caribbean supplied colonial industries.

The statement that describes the trade between the Caribbean and the American colonies is " Raw materials from the Caribbean supplied colonial industries."

The North American colonies benefited from the trade with the Caribbean islands in that the islands provided many raw materials and natural resources to the colones.

Indeed, it is said that Virginia colonists John Rolfe, took tobacco seeds from the Caribbean island of Trinidad y Tobago, to use them in Jamestown. The experiment was so successful and tobacco became the king of crops in Jamestown, Virginia. It had a bitter consistency and was exported to Europe.

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