Why did European colonists stop using Native Americans for slave labor?

Select the best answer from the choices provided.

A.

Disease and resistance meant that fewer Native Americans were available to work.

B.

Native Americans were only willing to work as slave labor for their own people.

C.

Native American societies were not in the Caribbean islands.

D.

All answers are correct.

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Desirae Allen

1 February, 14:50

Why did European colonists stop using Native Americans for slave labor?

Select the best answer from the choices provided.

A.

Disease and resistance meant that fewer Native Americans were available to work.

B.

Native Americans were only willing to work as slave labor for their own people.

C.

Native American societies were not in the Caribbean islands.

D.

All answers are correct.

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Donovan Lyons · Answer 1

The North stopped believing in slavery except for in the south. So slaves would run away to the North or any place that accepted them. Those who were caught were forced to be returned at a condition far worse then before.

Explanation:

I believe it is A. Disease was horrid and they were carried on slave ships cramped tightly together with hardly any room to move and the stench was horrid. Some were allowed on board until some jumped off rather taking drowning then slavery. And later on throughout the years, they didn't depend on slaves because they had factories and machines.