Visualize an 18th century picturesque scene displaying elements representing the sugar production industry. This should include: vast sugar plantations with lines of sugar cane ready for harvest under the bright sun, workers carefully tending the fields, barrels marked for sugar, molasses, and rum to indicate trade items, and finally, a large ship on the horizon suggesting overseas transportation and high-demand. The scene should subtly reflect the profitability of the sugar industry but contain no text.

Why did sugar plantations produce such high profits?

A.
Sugar cane was easy and cheap to grow.

B.
The colonial governors placed a high tax on sugar.

C.
Europe had a high demand for sugar, molasses, and rum.

D.
Spanish plantation owners sold tons of sugar to English colonists.

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1. Europe had a high demand for sugar, molasses, and rum. (C)
2. to convert, educate, and Europeanize natives (D)
3. Creoles: owned ranches, owned mines
Peninsulares: held highest postions in government, held highist postions in the catholic church.
Neither of those worked on plantations

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