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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

The correct answers are:

1) "D ": They worked as agricultural laborers.

2) "B" : It allowed the development of a consumer culture due to increased wealth.

3) "A": Textiles.

Explanation:

* Question 1: Africans were brought to America between the 16th and 19th century mainly to work in cotton, tobacco, and rice plantations.

* Question 2: The growing demand for forced labor in the American colonies turned the slave trade into a highly lucrative, large-scale industry. The introduction of large-scale cheap labor through slavery enabled an increase in exports of tobacco, resulting in significant wealth for whites in the region.

* Question 3: Native american before and during the colonial era used to wear animal-skin clothing. When Spanish, Dutch and French started to settle along North America they had to trade goods such us textiles to keep a smooth relationship with the Indians.

the answer is b just took the test

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