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How did the London Company change life in Jamestown? A) It took over control of the tobacco plantations. B) They sent slaves to the colony to work on the tobacco farms. C) Females were encouraged to change
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How did the London Company change life in Jamestown? A) It took over control of the tobacco plantations. B) They sent slaves to the colony to work on the tobacco farms. C) Females were encouraged to change the gender ratio in the colony. D) The company hired indentured servants to assist with colonial growth.

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the answer is C) Females were encouraged to change the gender ratio in the colony.

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