How did planters fill the need for large numbers of workers on sugar plantations? a. with captured africans who were brought as slaves b. with indentured servants from england c. with native americans from the caribbean d. with workers from new england seeking higher wages

The answer for this is most  likely A

A) is the correct answer, as many slaves were brought over from Africa due to being able to stand the southern heat for a long amount of time and being better built for farming.
B) isn't wrong, but there were less indentured servants than slaves, and white people did worse in the sun.
C) also isn't wrong, but many who tried using Caribbean slaves found that it was a lot worse than using African Americans, because the Native Americans weren't as built for manual labor.
D) is wrong because the wages for plantation workers weren't high, if they were even paid at all.

More than 4 million enslaved hunan beings in the south and they touched every aspect of the regions social, political and economic life.