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lindiwe

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By the late seventeenth century, the English had banned what in Virginia?
 
  a. Using indentured servants.
  b. Interracial sexual unions.
  c. Selling Africa slaves.
  d. Community slaves.
  e. Trading with the Amerindians.

Question 2

Why did Europe and Asia experience population surges in the eighteenth century?
 
  a. People became more resistant to disease.
  b. The smallpox epidemic ended.
  c. The economy was prosperous, and people were better able to support larger families.
  d. New food crops from the Americas helped to improve health.
  e. They experienced a large influx of immigrants as the world globalized.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

e



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