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Essay heading: Why did sugar and slaves become linked in 17th century Caribbean?
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When sugar
production first began in Brazil, the native Indian population was used as their work
force. However, due to a combination of disease, malnutrition and inability to do
such hard labour, the native population began to die out and new labour was
required. African slaves were once again imported from the West coast to Brazil... displayed 300 characters
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African slaves were once again imported from the West coast to Brazil.
They proved to be resilient workers and coped better with the hard labour.
The British soon realised that the Caribbean had a similar climate to that of Brazil
and sugar cane was well-suited to growth in those regions. It was easy for them to
acquire lands in the larger islands because the Spanish had lost interest in them and
not realised their potential; therefore little effort was spent defending them... displayed next 300 characters
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