The significance of the triangular trade to the New England colonies was that it allowed for the colonies to become wealthier by producing and selling goods such as rum.
New England did not have a lot of diversity because they were often founded based on religious laws that were restrictive.
Slave codes were passed in New England to ensure that enslaved people never succeeded in rebelling against their masters.
New England did not have many plantations and so could not export cash crops to Europe. However, they still benefited from triangular trade by importing sugar and molasses from the Southern and Caribbean colonies which they then converted into things like rum. Selling these finished products made them wealthier.
With New England being founded mostly on the religious grounds, their laws were based on Christian doctrine and was strict. This meant that only a certain type of people lived there and thus diversity was low.
Slavery was still practiced however, and slave codes were passed to ensure the subservience of the enslaved.
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