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Why were slaves important?
Slaves were important for "economic development" and aristocrisy
Why were slaves important to colonial Jamestown?
because there slaves
How many slaves did John Wilkes Booth have?
None. The Booth family owned slaves while Booth was growing up, but he never own any personally.
Was family important to the slaves?
Family was very important to slaves. Because their family were the only people they could count on.
Did William Henry Harrison own slaves?
His parents did, but he personally did not. He did not think it was right. When he was eighteen he became a member of an Abolition Society in Richmond, that worked towards better treatment of slaves.
Why was the year 1865 an important year for slaves?
Because that was when most of the slaves were freed
How many slaves did harriet Tubman bring through the underground railroad?
She personally led roughly 13 missions, leading about 70 slaves to freedom. None of the slaves she led were captured. She also provided instructions to an additional 50-60 slaves who also reached freedom.
How are slaves important as farm workers?
no
Was john lock a slave owner?
It is unclear if John Locke definitely had slaves. Though John seemed to travel a lot so it is quite possible that while his family did have slaves, he personally did not.
By the 1500s the most important element of African trade was?
Human Cargo "Slaves"
What is the single most important thing to you?
My family, personally, is most important to me.
Why were slaves important for the economy?
the slaves were important because it helped the farmers and or owners pay for crops and other good and this helped the economy increase
