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Image A. Miniature depicting a banquet in an Ottoman coffeehouse, sixteenth century. Questions refer to the images below. Image A. Miniature depicting a banquet in an Ottoman coffeehouse, sixteenth century.   Image B. Interior of a London coffeehouse, c. 1690-1700.   -In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the production of cash crops like coffee and sugar was based on which of the following forms of labor? A)  Peasant labor in South Asia and China B)  Indentured servitude in eastern Europe C)  Small farms in western Africa D)  Slave labor on plantations in the Americas Image B. Interior of a London coffeehouse, c. 1690-1700. Questions refer to the images below. Image A. Miniature depicting a banquet in an Ottoman coffeehouse, sixteenth century.   Image B. Interior of a London coffeehouse, c. 1690-1700.   -In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the production of cash crops like coffee and sugar was based on which of the following forms of labor? A)  Peasant labor in South Asia and China B)  Indentured servitude in eastern Europe C)  Small farms in western Africa D)  Slave labor on plantations in the Americas
-In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the production of cash crops like coffee and sugar was based on which of the following forms of labor?


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