The Worthy Park Estate in Jamaica maintained careful records of mortality of enslaved people on the plantation. In 1791, it experienced a mortality rate of about 20% because of .
Select the best answer from the choices provided.
A. the seasoning of enslaved Africans
B. attempted revolts
C. en-slavers inflicting punishment
D. land disputes between Europeans and native people

A. the seasoning of enslaved Africans

Explanation:

The term 'Seasoning' Refers to a disease outbreak that enslaved Africans gt after they're being put in a different environment.

Generally, African slaves were kept in a terrible condition, with very little hygiene, high humidity, and not enough sunlight.  This caused many African slaves in Jamaica obtain various type of Tropical diseases, specifically Malaria  (which is caused by mosquitoes bite).

The slave owners did not see any merit in treating the slaves, so most of the ones that infected were just left there without any medication. This explains the really high mortality rate.

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