What was the final destination of the slaves that were collected in Africa?

The final destination of the slaves collected in Africa primarily included the Americas, particularly in the Caribbean, Brazil, and the southern United States. Many were transported to work on plantations, producing crops like sugar, tobacco, and cotton. Some also ended up in Europe, where they were used in various labor capacities. This transatlantic slave trade was a central part of the broader system of exploitation during the colonial period.