Labor Systems and Socioeconomic Conditions in the Chesapeake Colonies

In the context of the Chesapeake Colonies during the early 17th century, one of the significant challenges faced by settlers was the harsh environmental conditions. Additionally, the social structure of these colonies began to develop as large plantation systems emerged, leading to a reliance on labor to sustain tobacco production. Which of the following statements accurately reflects the relationship between the labor systems in the Chesapeake Colonies and the socioeconomic conditions that arose during this period?