Us history
what was the primary role enslaved africans played in the american colonies?
a. they worked as indentured servants in new england.
b. they worked as gardeners and coachmen
c. they worked in the southern factories.
d. they worked as agricultural laborers.
•how did it access to the labor of enslaved people change the american colonial economy
a- it forced people to spend more on permanent labor force
b-it allowed the development of a consumer culture due to increased wealth
c- it took away jobs from indentured servants
d- it ensured that northern manufacturing jobs would always be available for white laborers
• which of the following european goods change the way native americans lived?
a- textiles
b- building materials
c- canoes
d-crossbows

1)

A. They worked as indentured servants in New England.

Explanation:

Slaves worked generally for their masters without pay and were bound to their servitude for life. They worked as chef, Gardner and other home activities (if they were lucky) while some worked as farm labor.

2)

B. It allowed the development of a consumer culture due to increased wealth

Explanation:

Since most of the labor forces were made of slave workers, labor cost was not paid for (except a meagre amount used in maintaining their slaves) this allowed a more spending consumer culture due to increased wealth.

3)

A. textiles

Explanation:

The introduction of textiles changed the way native Indians dressed, which formerly allowed less covering of the body, to a more westernized dressing style.

the second significant cause of the great migration was the desire of black southerners to escape segregation, known euphemistically as jim crow. rural african american southerners believed that segregation - and racism and prejudice against blacks - was significantly less intense in the north.

they had more african americans than any other state.

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