All of the following describe the historical development of sugar within the Latin American system of slavery EXCEPT:
A) Its output doubled at the beginning of the 1800s.
B) Slaves were indispensable to the growth of sugar in the Caribbean and Brazil.
C) Sugar was to Latin America what cotton was to the American South.
D) European demand for sugar declined over time before 1860.
Answer: D
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