Question

who supplied most of the labor on cotton plantations?
○ enslaved people
○ immigrants from latin america
○ subsistence farmers from neighboring farms
○ immigrants from europe

Explanation:

During the era of cotton plantations (especially in the American South), enslaved people were forcibly used to perform the arduous labor of cultivating and harvesting cotton. Immigrants from Latin America, subsistence farmers from neighboring farms, and immigrants from Europe were not the primary labor source for cotton plantations in that context.

Answer:

A. enslaved people