Why Were Native Americans Not Widely Used as Slaves on Sugar

question 77

Multiple Choice

Why were Native Americans not widely used as slaves on sugar plantations?

• A)The Church condemned slavery as immoral.
• B)They couldn't learn European languages.
• C)Their populations were too small due to European diseases.
• D)They were viewed as lazy and shiftless and refused to work.
• E)They fought back too well and too often to be profitable.

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