Plantations depended on the use of slavery primarily because it provided a cheap and abundant labor force necessary for the labor-intensive cultivation of cash crops like cotton, tobacco, and sugar. The economic model of plantations relied on maximizing profits, and enslaved people represented a significant reduction in labor costs, as they were not paid wages and were forced to work long hours. Additionally, the legal and social systems of the time supported slavery, making it a deeply entrenched institution that facilitated the expansion of plantation agriculture.
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The Economy of the South depended on slavery.
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In the US in the antebellum days cotton plantations were 50% of all US exports. That was in 1860. For generations, the huge cotton plantations were worked by teams of slaves. Eventually the morality of slavery became an intellectual and political topic.In economics as well. With that said, the cotton industry was dependent on slave labor and thus connected.
They depended mostly on Slavery
They did not. Slavery had been a fact for millennia before suger plantations were introduced.
No, Alaska never had slavery plantations. However, the southern U.S. states here in the "Lower 48" such as Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, & Georgia had slavery, excluding Florida had slavery plantations throughout the course of the U.S. Civil War.
In the south, they had many plantations. They wanted the slaves to do all the work, whereas the north didn't have plantations, causing them to disagree with slavery
On plantations in southern colonies
On plantations in southern colonies.
On plantations in southern colonies.
slaves worked on plantations
The plantations depended on slavery. The factories did not want slavery, couldn't use it, needed the free movement of skilled labour.
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they needed people to work on plantations
The slaves used to work on plantations to pick cotton and other economic trades and goods