During the eighteenth century, most slaves ended up working on plantations that produced which of the following?
A) Wheat
B) Sugar
C) Spices
D) Corn

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During the eighteenth century, the majority of slaves were employed on plantations that primarily produced sugar, especially in the Caribbean and parts of the Americas. Sugar plantations required a large labor force for the intensive work of cultivating, harvesting, and processing sugarcane, making them one of the main destinations for enslaved Africans during the transatlantic slave trade.

During the Eighteenth Century, Most Slaves Ended Up Working on Plantations