What conditions drove sugar production and slavery in the western hemisphere?

Heat and the rarity of sugar were conditions that supported sugar production and slavery in the western hemisphere. ➢ Making sugar took a really long time Page 8 ➢ To make sugar the slaves had to boil grinded sugar cane. ➢ Slaves were in a hot climate

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