To which new world location were the most enslaved aficans sent to work? a) coffee plantations in central america b) mines and farms in south america c) sugar cane plantations in the west indies d) wheat farms in new england

The correct answer is C) sugar cane plantations in the West Indies.

The location in the New World where the most enslaved Africans were sent to work was the sugar cane plantations in the West Indies.

The Caribbean region was a great place for sugar cane plantations. The weather was ideal for crops. There were also mills to process sugar. The source of labor were the African slaves during the 18th, 19th, and part of the 20th centuries. The sugar produced in this region was sent to Western Europe countries for consumption. That is why the location in the New World where the most enslaved Africans were sent to work was the sugar cane plantations in the West Indies.  

The correct answer is A) Colonial tax laws required such high payments for land that families could not afford to separate.

Why did many people in the colonies live in extended families? Because Colonial tax laws required such high payments for land that families could not afford to separate.

Let's have in mind that this heavy taxation was a major cause for the beginning of the American Revolutionary War

American colonists were sick and tired of the unfair laws and legislation imposed by the British government. Colonists were tired of the heavy taxation imposed by the English monarchy such as the Navigation Acts, the Stamp Act, the Townshend Act, or the Tea Act, among many others.

The ultimate decision came when these colonists were angry and upset about the fact that they had no voice or representation in the British Parliament. Colonists knew that by then, they were capable of establishing their own form of government.