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Colonial African Population Trends | 2 of 3What is the most important reason for the marked change in the African population in the Southern British mainland colonies beginning in 1680?AThe growth in importance and profitability of cotton made possible by the invention of the cotton gin.BBacon's Rebellion led plantation owners to search out a source of labor that could be more easily controlled.CVirginia's Slave Laws made it punishable for a master to unfairly beat or kill a slave.DRunaway slaves established thriving maroon communities in remote areas.
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