Question

maryland’s most important crop was tobacco ✔. complete
✔ indentured servants worked the fields. complete
many workers died from
disease
hard work

Explanation:

In the colonial era of Maryland, the harsh conditions, including unsanitary living environments and exposure to new pathogens, led to many workers dying from disease, which was a very common cause of death for indentured servants and laborers on tobacco plantations. While hard work contributed to poor health, disease was the more direct and prevalent cause of mortality in this context.

Answer:

disease