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How did European demand for sugar coffee and tobacco strengthen slavery?

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Correct answer: It increased the demand for cheap, forced labour on plantations

To meet the growing European demand for sugar, coffee and tobacco, plantation production in the Caribbean colonies was expanded. Plantation owners used the cheap, forced labour of enslaved Africans to increase output and profits, so this demand strengthened slavery. Option D is the opposite: higher demand generally increased plantation production and profits. Exam tip: remember the cause-and-effect link between European demand, plantations and enslaved labour.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryPlantation EconomySlave LabourCaribbean ColoniesColonial TradeThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French Revolution

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