Jaron Pierce

23 April, 16:55

Why did European landowners import hundreds of thousands of enslaved Africans

to the Caribbean in the 1600s?

to work on sugar plantations

Oto make Africa easier to colonize

to form a military force to fight Native Americans

Oto teach them democratic principles

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