Social Studies, 18.11.2020 14:00, milhai0627a

How did slaves impact plantations in the Southern colonies? a The plantations got smaller and made little money for masters. b The plantations grew and made more money for the masters. c Slaves fought to receive a fair wage from their masters. d Slaves only worked on plantations in the early morning. 20 POINTS

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