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How did Jamestown’s booming tobacco trade affect the labor force over time? A. All indentured servants and slaves were eventually set free.
B. Colonists stopped using indentured servants and started using African slave labor.
C. All indentured servants and slaves began getting paid for their labor.
D. Colonists stopped using African slave labor and started using indentured servants.

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