How was the need for labor in the American wilderness solved?

Answer with Explanation:

The need for labor in the American wilderness was solved through the selling of the black people who were imported to the Americans. One example of this is the case in Virginia in 1619 when the black people arrive in the state. They arrived there as slaves who were bound to work until such time that their service would expire. This allowed the Americans to have helpers, especially in their production of crops like cotton and in other agricultural sectors. This made the Americans very prosperous.

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