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At the onset of slavery in British-America, all of the following made African slavery appealing to English planters EXCEPT:- The need for laborers due to the high death-rates of indentured servants and Native American laborers.- Bacon's Rebellion (to prevent further rebellions)- Africans had long since developed a resistance to European diseases, making epidemics less likely than among Native American laborers.- It was more difficult for Africans to "blend in" if they ran away.- The need for large numbers of laborers due to the demand for labor-intensive cash crops.- Africans are biologically stronger than Europeans.
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