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Why were slaves from the west coast of Africa were valued highly by South Carolina planters

Why were slaves from the west coast of Africa were valued highly by South Carolina planters
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Why were slaves from the west coast of Africa were valued highly by South Carolina planters

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Likely because they were hardy, and had a fair amount of experience with agriculture.
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they were high valued because they work hard and were cheaper than other workers
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