AP World Historymediummcq1 pt
Indian indentured laborers after slavery's abolition went mainly to
A.Caribbean, African, and Pacific plantations
B.Europe's factories
C.Japan's mines
D.Australia's gold fields only
Explanation
Core Concept
Indians on indentured contracts replaced enslaved labor on sugar plantations.
Correct Answer
ACaribbean, African, and Pacific plantations
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