What is plantation slavery?

Answer 1

Establish wealth by determining that some people are expendable. Workers, working people, children and women do not matter. The economy runs for the profit of the few.

This explanation was voiced by Reverend James Lawson, Civil Rights Activist, on April 4,2009 during an interview with Laura Flanders of GRIT tv. This took place in New York City

in Battery Park at a demonstration against Wall Street-"Bail out the people not the banks".

Answer 2

Establish wealth by determining that some people are expendable. Workers, working people, children and women do not matter. The economy runs for the profit of the few. This explanation was voiced by Reverend James Lawson, Civil Rights Activist, on April 4, 2009 during an interview with Laura Flanders of GRIT tv. This took place in Battery Park, New York City at a demonstration against Wall Street-"Bail out the people not the banks".

Answer 3

1. A plantation economy is an economy based on agricultural mass production, usually of a few staple products grown on large farms calledplantations. Plantation economies rely on the export of cash crops as a source of income.

Answer 4

Where slaves (black people) were forced to work in fields of cotton. They worked for their owners and were often treated very badly.