By about 1700, the British colonies had practically replaced indentured servitude with black slavery. What was not a factor that caused this to happen?

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The British never officially outlawed indentured servitude and did not promote slavery solely because they believed labor should only be done by Africans. Instead, factors such as the availability of African slaves due to British control of the slave trade, the decrease in the number of indentured servants willing to come to the colonies, and the success of slavery in the Caribbean all contributed to the transition from indentured servitude to black slavery in the British colonies.

By About 1700, the British Colonies Had Practically Replaced Indentured