How did the use of slave labor impact the Agricultural Revolution?

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Oliga [24]3 years ago

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The use of slave labor majorly impacted the Agricultural Revolution because slaves work was cheap or most of the time free meaning slaves owners made huge profits in the field. The Agricultural Revolution was the time "with many agricultural developments and slave labor help made it all more profitable because they weren't paid for their work."

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