Question

advances diploma
migrants to the new world?
that, voluntarily, some of them
in will coming to the new world
day and night but it was by
involuntary means that people
and prisoners, came to the
k forcefully and not in their own
ed
w the \chattel\ slavery that
colonies was different from the
that existed previously.
as different from historical
chattel slavery was enslaved
plantations and mines in south
caribbean having no rights.
is more like the unfree labor
y. meaning that it wasnt slavery
slavery is slavery.
difference between the
ween the native americans and
ps of europeans who colonized
as of north america?
rence between the native
eo different groups of europeans
americans harvested gold and
urces, and many times used
ve labor. the french did not
nbers, didnt pose as much
hey looked to americans as a
ing them bring resources. last,
i indians as more of a nuisance
hem to move away and to take
the first africans arrived at james town in 1619
and worked in tobacco plantations.
how did slavery become such a significant
institution in the british colonies?
slavery became such a significant institution in
the british colonies because they provided them
a lot of labor like tobacco, having trade helping
them have more trade and better flow.
what were some of the general consequences fo,
those american indians as they came into
contact with europeans and africans?
some general consequences american indians
had when they came in contact with europeans
and africans was
i
the triangle trade and columbian exchange to answer the questions.
triangle trade
the columbian exchange

Explanation:

The text discusses historical events related to the arrival of Africans in the Americas, the development of slavery in the British colonies, and interactions between Native Americans, Europeans, and Africans. It references the economic - based reasons for the significance of slavery and differences in European - Native American relations.

Answer:

The first Africans arrived at Jamestown in 1619 and worked in tobacco plantations. Slavery became significant in the British colonies as it provided labor for crops like tobacco, enhancing trade. Differences between Native Americans and European colonizers included how different European groups (e.g., the French) interacted with Native Americans, with some using them for resources or seeing them as nuisances. General consequences for American Indians when in contact with Europeans and Africans are not fully completed in the text but would likely include cultural, social, and economic changes such as disease, loss of land, and changes in trade patterns.