To which New World location were the most enslaved Aficans sent to work?

A) coffee plantations in Central America

B) mines and farms in South America

C) sugar cane plantations in the West Indies

D) wheat farms in New England

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21 November, 17:38

To which New World location were the most enslaved Aficans sent to work?

A) coffee plantations in Central America

B) mines and farms in South America

C) sugar cane plantations in the West Indies

D) wheat farms in New England

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Charlie Huerta · Answer 1

It's B, according to Stephen D. Behrendt, David Richardson, and David Eltis, W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for African and African-American Research, Harvard University 38.5% of slaves went to Portuguese America.

To which New World location were the most enslaved Aficans sent to work?A) coffee plantations in Central AmericaB) mines and farms in South AmericaC) sugar cane plantations in the West IndiesD) wheat farms in New England

To which New World location were the most enslaved Aficans sent to work?

A) coffee plantations in Central America

B) mines and farms in South America

C) sugar cane plantations in the West Indies

D) wheat farms in New England