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When the amounts of harvested cash crops began to increase, land owners needed more slaves to work the fields. Therefore, the slave population grew considerably.

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How did the crops affect the development of slavery?

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Why was the plantation system developed in the south?

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How were plantations and cash crops connected to slavery?

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What is a system called that usus cheap labor to grow and harvest cash crops?

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What are cash crops and how did they affect Africa economy?

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