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A majority of laborers who came to Virginia in the early seventeenth century to cultivate tobacco were:

1. Native Americans in the Chesapeake Bay area
2. Indentured servants from Europe
3. Enslaved Africans
4. Spanish prisoners from Florida



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Final answer:

Indentured servants from Europe were the primary labor force in early seventeenth-century Virginia for cultivating tobacco.


Explanation:

Indentured servants from Europe comprised a majority of laborers who came to Virginia in the early seventeenth century to cultivate tobacco. They were mainly poor individuals from England seeking better opportunities in the New World. These indentured servants signed contracts to work for a set number of years in exchange for passage across the Atlantic, with the hope of eventually gaining their freedom and possibly land.


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