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From the early 1600s to the early 1700s, indentured servants comprised the majority of labor on the plantations and farms of the colonies. Without the use of indentured servants, the colonial economy would have crashed, as there would have been no labor to work on the vast plantations. Until African slaves became a more cost-efficient option for colonial landowners, the use of indentured servants was a very much viable alternative...
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The main reason for this would be the price. At first, the price to bring in these African slaves would be very high, much too much for smaller landowners and even wealthy planters. However, as the 1700s came along, the major source of labor in the colonies would shift to these slaves. At this time, the amount of indentured servants available would greatly decrease, and the cost of the African slaves would also fall, as the British companies had lost their monopoly on the African slave trade...
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Indentured Servants   indentured servants   Indentured Servants   Ebonics: The Language of African Slaves and Their Descendants   Indentured servitude and slavery in colonial America   house slaves vs. field slaves   Between 1600 and 1700 the American Colonies were shaken by a series of "revolts" that, it had been contended, were the result of tensions in colonial society. Examine the protests that took place in Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, and New York,...   The Servants of Twilight   The Servants Of Twilight   The Servants Of Twilight   Public Servants: Overpaid and underworked?   New England and Southern Colonies   New England And Southern Colonies   Factory Workers of the North vs. Slaves of the South   The Impact Of Rising Oil Prices On The South African Economy In Relation To The Demand And Supply Of New Motor Vehicles  
 
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