The Success of the Tobacco Industry in the Chesapeake Area

The success of the tobacco industry in the Chesapeake area

A) resulted in a labor system that included only men who could work the fields.
B) was encouraged by England's King James I, who recognized its financial potential.
C) eventually created a situation of too much labor, resulting in the decline of immigration.
D) diverted some of the African slave trade from the Caribbean to the shores of Virginia.