Why did the value of enslaved African Americans increase during and after the Revolutionary War? Select the best answer from the choices provided. A. Only 44 million pounds of tobacco were being exported.

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Why did the value of enslaved African Americans increase during and after the Revolutionary War?

Select the best answer from the choices provided.
A.
Only 44 million pounds of tobacco were being exported.
B.
Enslavers no longer had to pay a tax on enslaved workers.
C.
Demand for labor was high, and fewer enslaved workers were available.
D.
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yep its C

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Demand for labor was high, and fewer enslaved workers were available

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the answer is C

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