Why did profits for growing crops increase in Jamestown? Growers increased the number of indentured servants. Laws were changed establishing lifelong slavery. New agricultural products were grown in the

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Why did profits for growing crops increase in Jamestown?

Growers increased the number of indentured servants.
Laws were changed establishing lifelong slavery.
New agricultural products were grown in the colony.
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Your answer would be B: Laws were changed establishing lifelong slavery.

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Answer: B. laws were changed establishing lifelong slavery.

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