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Rich families that owned plantations were called the?
They are called wealthy familes
Why did plantations dominate the South?
The soil was rich and fairly easy to cultivate
Why were the earliest plantations usually built in the southern tidewater?
because of the rich soil that is there
Who controlled the elected assemblies in the southern colonists and why?
The plantation owners; because they were rich and powerful.
Who owned the slaves in the south?
mainly rich plantation owners
Rich families that owned plantations were called the?
They are called wealthy familes
What were rich families in Italy who supported artists called?
The were called benefactors.
What were rich families in Italy who supported artists?
The were called benefactors.
What were the rich families called that supported artists during the renaissance?
They were called patrons of the arts or benefactors.
Where did rich Victorian families live?
In big houses, sometimes called mansions.
How did call and affect the social and economic life in the south?
The demand for cotton affect the social and economic life of the South by creating a system of slave plantations, a rich aristocratic class which owned 90% of the slaves
What did most rich Southern planters do with their well?
they put it back into their plantations and bought slaves.
How are plantations good for the environment?
They have rich soil for plants to grow in.
Why did the southerns build their plantations in the Tidewater?
Because of the rich soil that is there!
Did All Victorian children owned a rocking horse?
It's fairly safe to say that the poorest families in Victorian times would not have owned rockinghorses. Probably most others did own them.
Why did plantations dominate the South?
The soil was rich and fairly easy to cultivate
How were African slaves sold at auction?
African slaves were sold at auctions in ports or marketplaces, where buyers would inspect them physically before bidding on them. Slaves were often displayed naked and inspected for physical attributes, health, and strength. The highest bidder would then purchase the slave, who would be forcibly separated from their family and sold into servitude.
