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1. Plantations are significant to the rise of slavery because plantations enslaved anyone found trespassing required a large labor force appealed to workers all over the world 2.Plantation owners turned
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1. Plantations are significant to the rise of slavery because plantations

enslaved anyone found trespassing

required a large labor force

appealed to workers all over the world

2.Plantation owners turned to Africa for slaves

after European disease killed most native people

because they were the best workers

because they never resisted

1.B 2.A!!!!!!!

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the 2nd one

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The answers are B and A this is because although the plations where significant they need actual African slaves in order to even have a plantion
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