Question 1 • FL-2100010-M/J United States History A-CR
Large plantations in the Americas, especially those producing sugar and tobacco, demanded many workers. European traders forcibly transported Africans across the Atlantic to meet this labor demand, so the plantation work best explains why many Africans were enslaved. The other choices incorrectly place the main demand for enslaved labor in Europe, in European wars, or specifically in West Indies mines.
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