About 10 percent of slaves lived in the plantation with 10 or more slaves.
His parents Robert and Zerelda owned 6-7 slaves from 1850-60. The slaves worked their Clay County farm.
75% or 3/4
large plantations slavery little industry mostly flat geography
The Fugitive Slave Law.
to my best guess i think they did very much actually....
His parents Robert and Zerelda owned 6-7 slaves from 1850-60. The slaves worked their Clay County farm.
They lived in cities and plantations in the south.
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Well, let's imagine we have a big beautiful canvas and we want to find the percentage of 1850. To do that, we simply divide 1850 by 100 (because percentage means "per 100") to get 18.5. So, 1850 is 1850% of itself, or simply put, 1850 is 1850%.
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The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 served the masters of runaway slaves. The slaves were tracked down and returned to their masters.
The role of slavery changed in Missouri from 1850 to 1870 because slavery was officially abolished in 1865, although after that there were still slaves. In the 1850's, it was still common practice to have slaves.
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where did most southerners live in the mid- 1850's ? cities and plantations
The pie chart in map 6-3 reveals that the majority of slave labor in the South in 1850 was concentrated in farms and plantations, with a smaller portion in mining and industry. This demonstrates the significant role of slaves in the agricultural economy of the Southern states during that time.
where did most southerners live in the mid- 1850's ? cities and plantations