How did planters fill the need for large numbers of workers on sugar plantations? A. with captured Africans who were brought as slaves B. with workers from New England seeking higher wages C. with Native Americans from the Caribbean D. with indentured servants from England

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3 December, 18:43

How did planters fill the need for large numbers of workers on sugar plantations? A. with captured Africans who were brought as slaves B. with workers from New England seeking higher wages C. with Native Americans from the Caribbean D. with indentured servants from England

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A. with captured Africans who were brought as slaves

During that time period, certain African group leaders would conquer other African tribes and sell the members as slaves to Europeans, who then sold them to colonists in the Americas. These kidnapped Africans were then used to fill the need for labor on plantations, including sugar, in the Americas.