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Why was it unprofitable for Europeans to establish large colonies in Africa during the 1400's and 1500's: A) Travel to and from Africa was to expensive B) Africa labors demanded too much pay C) African peoples put up too much resistance D)Africa did not contain enough resources.

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African people were determine to fight back

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Answer:

C) African peoples put up too much resistance

Step-by-step explanation:

AS African peoples put up too much resistance, By 1444, the Portuguese conveyed enslaved individuals from Africa to take a shot at the sugar plantations of the Madeira Islands, off the shore of present day Morocco.

The slave exchange at that point extended over the Atlantic as European settlements requested a consistently expanding number of workers for the broad estates developing the work concentrated harvests of tobacco, sugar, and in the end rice and cotton.

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