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What sparked an increased demand for the labor of enslaved Africans in the southern colonies?
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an abundance of indentured servants
reliance on the cash crops of sugar and tobacco
an increased need for servants in wealthy homes
the need for more labor in manufacturing centers
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an abundance of indentured servants
reliance on the cash crops of sugar and tobacco
an increased need for servants in wealthy homes
the need for more labor in manufacturing centers
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Doma
What was the primary role enslaved Africans played in the American colonies?
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They worked as indentured servants in New England.
They worked as gardeners and coachmen.
They worked in the southern factories.
They worked as agricultural laborers.
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They worked as indentured servants in New England.
They worked as gardeners and coachmen.
They worked in the southern factories.
They worked as agricultural laborers.
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Doma
How did access to the labor of enslaved people change the American colonial economy?
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It forced people to spend more on a permanent labor force.
It allowed the development of a consumer culture due to increased wealth.
It took away jobs from indentured servants.
It ensured that northern manufacturing jobs would always be available for white laborers.
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It forced people to spend more on a permanent labor force.
It allowed the development of a consumer culture due to increased wealth.
It took away jobs from indentured servants.
It ensured that northern manufacturing jobs would always be available for white laborers.
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Doma
Which of the following European goods changed the way Native Americans lived?
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textiles
building materials
canoes
crossbows
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textiles
building materials
canoes
crossbows
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