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This question seems to speak about US history. In the South, most crop workers were slaves. In the North, farmlands were worked by farm owners and their paid farm workers.
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Why were most of the strikes in the 1830s and 1840s unsuccessful?
Workers were not well organized, they had little public engorgement, and strikers could be easily replaced.
What was the organization of workers called that was formed during the 1860?
The International Workers Association is an organization of workers formed in 1922. The group had its roots in the 1860's organization of workers called International Working Men's Association.
When was the Trails of Tears?
in 1830s and 1840s
What does cash crops such as tobacco and cotton require?
a large group of crop workers. not specific answer bu its the closets one to it ..apex.. EDIT: A LARGE LABOR FORCE apex
What were children working in coal mines called?
Workers Retardo
What was it called when the agricultural system under which workers farmed land they did not own in return for a part of the crop?
Sharecropping.
Why did skilled workers in New York city strike in the 1830s?
because they were stupid
Why was tobacco called poor man's crop and sugar a rich man's crop?
tobacco was called a poor man's crop because it did not require as many workers to harvest it per acre. sugar, however, was known as a rich-man's crop because it required three times as many workers per acre to raise cane, which greatly increased the demand for labor, turning the British West Indies into a predominantly slave society by 1670.
What did some New York city workers do in the 1830s to get higher wages?
To limit their workday to 10 hours!
What is a riding crop called?
It is called a riding crop
What factors contributed to the worsening conditions workers endured at Lowell beginning in the 1830s?
With the economic depression of the early 1830s, the Board of Directors for Lowell proposed a reduction in wages. This, in turn, led to organized "turn-outs" or strikes
Americans generally enjoyed better working conditions than the British in 1830s to 1860s because?
workers were in short supply
What is the protohistoric period called when Chinooks died of smallpox?
The 1830s
Real wages finally began to rise in England in the 1830s because?
too many factories were looking for too few workers
Why were most of the strikes in the 1830s and 1840s unsuccessful?
Workers were not well organized, they had little public engorgement, and strikers could be easily replaced.
What is the jockey's whip called?
If you are asking about the short (About 2') accessory, it's called a riding crop.
Why did workers go on strike and begin to form trade unions in the 1830s?
bad working conditions
