Which of the following was NOT a factor that encouraged the expansion of sugar cultivation in nineteenth-century Cuba?

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While Cuban planters did desire independence from Spain, this was not a factor that directly encouraged the expansion of sugar cultivation in nineteenth-century Cuba. Factors that did encourage this expansion include Spain's decision to continue the trans-Atlantic slave trade, the impact of hurricanes on other sugar-producing regions, and the migration of wealthy French planters and their enslaved workers to Cuba due to the Haitian Revolution.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Factor That Encouraged