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Colonial African Population Trends | 1 of 3What accounts for the trend in African population in the British Caribbean colonies illustrated by the chart?AThe successful slave revolt on St. Domingue (Haiti) led to an African-dominated society.BLife expectancy among slaves was higher in the Caribbean than in other British colonies.CA large migration of the white population from the Caribbean to the Carolinas led Africans to become more dominant in the population.DA long growing season and growth of sugar plantations created a high demand for enslaved labor.
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