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Which of the following describes the use of enslaved labor in colonial Virginia?(A) It was forced on reluctant White Virginians by profit-minded English merchants and the mercantilist officials of the Crown. (B) It was the first time Europeans enslaved African people. (C) It fulfilled the original plans of the Virginia Company. (D) It first occurred after the invention of Eli Whitney's cotton gin, which greatly stimulated the demand for low-cost labor. (E) It spread rapidly in the late-seventeenth century, as enslaved Africans replaced European indentured servants in tobacco fields.
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