How did the demand for tobacco lead to more English settlers coming to North America?

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Deffense [45]7 months ago

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The demand for tobacco lead to more English settlers coming to North America because more labor is required.

<h3>What brought English settlers to North America?</h3>

English settlers came to North America as a result of how the the demand for the labor of tobacco is very high, it should be noted that Tobacco cultivation is labor-intensive.

As a result of this is is requiring a large labor force so that they can be working in the tobacco idustry and this made some of the people to migrate so that they can be able to get employment by working in the tobbaco set up as at that time.

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