During the early 1600s, most workers on Virginia tobacco plantations were

A-debtors.

B-indentured servants.

C-enslaved Africans.

D-enslaved American Indians.

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Janiyah

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20 April, 03:35

During the early 1600s, most workers on Virginia tobacco plantations were

A-debtors.

B-indentured servants.

C-enslaved Africans.

D-enslaved American Indians.

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Rubi Oconnell · Answer 1

Rubi Oconnell 20 April, 03:53

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African American Slaves

Braeden Hicks · Answer 2

The correct answer that would best complete the given statement above would be option B. During the early 1600s, most workers on Virginia tobacco plantations were indentured servants. Indentured servants are those men or women who signed a contract to work for a specific span of time in exchange for transportation, food and shelter.

During the early 1600s, most workers on Virginia tobacco plantations wereA-debtors.B-indentured servants.C-enslaved Africans.D-enslaved American Indians.

During the early 1600s, most workers on Virginia tobacco plantations were

A-debtors.

B-indentured servants.

C-enslaved Africans.

D-enslaved American Indians.