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Why were slaves important to the colonial economy?
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Why were slaves important to the colonial economy?
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The slaves were important because they had to do most of all the work. They force them to do it. The slaves had very harsh schedules back then.
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The slaves where important because: They where forced to do large tasks such as , milk cows, fram, reap, ect.
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