The Rise of Sugar and Coffee as Consumer Products

The rise of sugar and coffee as consumer products

A) affected European states, but had little effect on patterns of colonization.
B) required small numbers of highly skilled workers using new technologies.
C) relied exclusively on African slaves, and boomed after most indentured servants had returned to Europe.
D) demanded back-breaking, labor-intensive harvesting and processing by masses of people.
E) relied on the willing cooperation and expertise of the workforce.