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Where was the main sugar plantation in Trinidad during the plantation era?
Sugar Cane fields in TRINIDAD Soth Trinidad.........Couva , Forest Park, Bonne Aventure, Brackpore, Reform Village I use to drive my father`s tractor and truck to the Sugar mill At the Reform and Frost Park mill.
What are the two ethnic groups that resided on an island where there was a sugar plantation?
Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The island has sugar crops, and is split down the middle into two countries.
How does the engraving sugar production depict the role of black slave labor?
The engraving sugar production depicts the role of black slave laborer in producing plantation wealth.
Why was the sugar plantation considered to be a total institution?
The sugar plantation was sufficient financially. It had its own leadership or government to run its affair. It had its own rules and regulations. It provided all the equipment and machinery needed. It provided its own workers either by acquiring or training them. It was totally independent of any assistance from government. It provided all the support services it needed to function effectively and efficiently.
What was life like on a sugar plantation for slaves?
Horrible because they where treated like animals and they worked for a living (I mean come on working 24/7) and they where hanged for running away
When was Rosalie Plantation Sugar Mill created?
Rosalie Plantation Sugar Mill was created in 1847.
Where was the main sugar plantation in Trinidad during the plantation era?
Sugar Cane fields in TRINIDAD Soth Trinidad.........Couva , Forest Park, Bonne Aventure, Brackpore, Reform Village I use to drive my father`s tractor and truck to the Sugar mill At the Reform and Frost Park mill.
What was the name of the largest sugar plantation in Suriname in the late 17th century?
Courcabo was the largest sugar plantation in Suriname in the late 17th century. It covered 1,500 acres and included a mill, an overseer's house, a cattle house, and 22 huts for 117 slaves. Operating as a sugar plantation from 1675 to 1737, Courcabo accounted for 6 percent of all sugar production in Suriname.
Did Hawaii have a sugar plantation?
Yes, Hawaii had a sugar plantation.
When was Inkerman Sugar Mill created?
Inkerman Sugar Mill was created in 1914.
When was Waialua Sugar Mill created?
Waialua Sugar Mill was created in 1865.
When did Waialua Sugar Mill end?
Waialua Sugar Mill ended in 1996.
When was Laurel Valley Sugar Plantation created?
Laurel Valley Sugar Plantation was created in 1850.
What was the layout of a typical eighteenth century sugar plantation like?
what was the layout of a typical sugar plantation
How were the duties different from Lewiston Mill and DeBow's Plantation?
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What is the name of the largest surviving sugar plantation in the U.S.?
Outside New Orleans is a sugar plantation built in 1830 as a sugar cane plantation. It is open to visitors and is still a working plantation. In 2016 the last sugar plantation closed in Hawaii that was founded 145 years ago. The entire Hawaii state production of sugar shut down after 180 years in 2016.
How were the Lewiston Mill and DeBow's Plantation duties similar?
Both the Lewiston Mill and DeBow's Plantation involved labor-intensive tasks such as farming, cultivating crops, and processing raw materials. Workers at both locations likely had responsibilities related to maintaining the operation of the mill or plantation, and following the directions of the overseers or managers in charge.
