What was NOT an aspect of the sugar$-$based "plantation complex" of the ${17}^{th}$ and ${18}^{th}$ centuries?

It was unique to the southern American states, like Mississippi.

It featured large$-$scale capitalist production, with some feudal aspects.

It relied on forced labor that needed constant replenishment because of high mortality rates

Its markets and control $($in Europe$)$ were distant from site of production.