The English at Jamestown Felt That Native Women's Labor in the Fields

The English at Jamestown felt that Native women's labor in the fields made them

A) especially valuable as wives because they could help the colony survive.
B) an excellent example for English women, who were soon made to grow food.
C) drudges and showed that their Native husbands were lazy and uncivilized.
D) useful slaves who would help the English make a profit growing tobacco.