What groups of people did the Europeans force to work as slaves in the New World?

-their indentured servants from the Old World

-the indigenous people in the New World

-those bought through the slave trade in Africa

-criminals from the Old World

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Carolyn Rhodes

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8 November, 07:58

What groups of people did the Europeans force to work as slaves in the New World?

-their indentured servants from the Old World

-the indigenous people in the New World

-those bought through the slave trade in Africa

-criminals from the Old World

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Gilberto Bartlett · Answer 1

The best answer to the question that is being stated above would be the third statement. The groups of people that the Europeans forced to work as slaves in the New World were those that were bought through the salve trade in Africa.

What groups of people did the Europeans force to work as slaves in the New World?-their indentured servants from the Old World-the indigenous people in the New World-those bought through the slave trade in Africa-criminals from the Old World

What groups of people did the Europeans force to work as slaves in the New World?

-their indentured servants from the Old World

-the indigenous people in the New World

-those bought through the slave trade in Africa

-criminals from the Old World