Typically, the main reason why the Europeans decided to rely on the
Africans for labor on American plantations rather than on American
indigenous people because Africans are longed been exposed to small pox
and they have already developed immunity in most of the common European
diseases.
You have not included "the following," but it is possible to answer this question by saying that Europeans relied primarily on Africans rather than on American indigenous peoples for labor because the former were significantly more resilient and immune to the microbes conveyed by the Europeans than the latter. It must be added, nevertheless, that the American Indians were also slaved in large numbers and sent to work in areas like the West Indies or Mexico.
African American music artists influenced mainstream American culture during the 1920s. Americans have a history of opposing restrictions on personal freedoms. Automobiles in the 1920s impact the standard of living in the United States? According to scholar Alain Locke, the "New Negro" differed from previous years.
