By the middle of the 17^th century, slavery A)was declining in the Caribbean area. B)was so necessary in the Chesapeake area that a direct route was established from Virginia to Africa. C)declined in the Virginia area due to the influx of indentured servants. D)sometimes ended in freedom for those sent to English North America.

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By the middle of the 17th century, slavery in English North America sometimes did end in freedom for those enslaved, although this was not the norm. Various factors, including legal challenges, manumission by owners, or escape, could lead to freedom for some enslaved individuals.

By the Middle of the 17th Century, Slavery

By the Middle of the 17^th Century, Slavery