Question
Which statement explains how plantation owners economically benefited from their rice plantations?(1 point)
Responses
People were willing to pay a lot of money for indigo and rice even though it was expensive.
People were willing to pay a lot of money for indigo and rice even though it was expensive.
Enslaved labor was free so plantation owners made more money from their crops.
Enslaved labor was free so plantation owners made more money from their crops.
It was cheap to make rice, and the demand for the rice was high.
It was cheap to make rice, and the demand for the rice was high.
Plantation owners used high-quality equipment that produced large volumes of rice.
Responses
People were willing to pay a lot of money for indigo and rice even though it was expensive.
People were willing to pay a lot of money for indigo and rice even though it was expensive.
Enslaved labor was free so plantation owners made more money from their crops.
Enslaved labor was free so plantation owners made more money from their crops.
It was cheap to make rice, and the demand for the rice was high.
It was cheap to make rice, and the demand for the rice was high.
Plantation owners used high-quality equipment that produced large volumes of rice.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The statement that best explains how plantation owners economically benefited from their rice plantations is:
**Enslaved labor was free so plantation owners made more money from their crops.**
This highlights how the use of enslaved labor significantly reduced production costs for plantation owners, allowing them to maximize their profits from rice and other crops.
**Enslaved labor was free so plantation owners made more money from their crops.**
This highlights how the use of enslaved labor significantly reduced production costs for plantation owners, allowing them to maximize their profits from rice and other crops.
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