Social Studies, 29.10.2020 20:30, jahnoibenjamin

Which would have been likely if the English colonies had not had so many plantations? A. Trade between the colonies and Britain would have failed.
B. Parliament would have forbidden slavery.
C. Settlers would have enslaved Native Americans instead of African Americans.
D. Slavery would have been less common and would have lasted a short while.

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