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Why did African American slaves comprise only a tiny minority (2 percent) of New England's population?- the absence of large slave plantations in the region- the absence of food and other goods in the region- the absence of English colonizers in the region- the absence of racism among the English population- the absence of Native Americans in the region who were held as slaves
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