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What the plantation owners think about slavery?
They think that it is vital to the way of life in the south. They also thought it was best for slaves to be enslaved because they thought they were lazy if they weren't forced to do work. The main reason they had slaves was so they could produce cotton quickly to earn more money.
What did not support the Federalists?
Anti-Federalist Also I think nationalists but I'm not sure, see if someone can edit it
What was slavery like in the Chesapeake compared to the southern and New England colonies?
Chesapeake Bay colonies are roughly equivalent to being the Southern colonies, excluding Georgia. But the base of slavery owners in the South were large plantation owners with dozens of slaves working on huge plantations. Generally leading to harsher conditions, because the climate was less favorable for healthful living, and the slaves were treated more like the slaves we think of when we think of Southern owned slaves. In the North, slaves were not nearly as necessary to life, because they were more equivalent to servants. There were no big plantations, but the households were more likely to have just 1 or 2 slaves who acted as maids/servants to help in the house. The conditions and prejudice against slaves was less endangering, because of the more egalitarian society that was established due to Puritan beliefs. If you want a more in depth look, then just look at the different social structures of the two regions, and the climate, because the climate played a big part in the longevity of the people living in the regions.
How did the Industrial Revolution affect slaves?
I think so- after the Industrial Revolution more slaves were needed to man the different machines
Why did the slaves want the slave owners to think that the freedom they sang about in their songs was about going to heaven?
Im pretty they sang the song "swing low sweet chariot"
Why did the plantation think they needed slaves?
Plantation owners thought they needed slaves to maximize profit by exploiting free labor in agriculture. Slavery allowed them to maintain low production costs and increase their economic gains. Additionally, the plantation system relied on slave labor to sustain large-scale agricultural operations.
Why did plantation owners think they needed-slaves?
1. Because they couldn't outscource the jobs to China. 2. Slaves were free labor as opposed to cheap labor. 3. The Government didn't care how slaves were treated.
What the plantation owners think about slavery?
They think that it is vital to the way of life in the south. They also thought it was best for slaves to be enslaved because they thought they were lazy if they weren't forced to do work. The main reason they had slaves was so they could produce cotton quickly to earn more money.
What did slaves on a plantation sleep in?
I don't know but i think the slaves on a plantation sleep in poo!
Why did the south think slaves were so important?
In the ante-bellum South, slave labor was the basis for the agricultural economy, and it made plantation owners very rich.
How did Eli Whitneys cotton gin affect slavery?
You would think that since there aren't as many hands needed to separate cotton, there would be a decrease in slavery. However, plantation owners only grew more cotton which needed more slaves to pick, then needed even more slaves to operate the cotton gin. In fact, after the invention of the cotton gin, slavery soon quadrupled.
Is it true that plantation owners were afraid that slaves were using instruments to celebrate when a slave escaped?
No, not true. Think of your question. It doesn't make sense. slaves didn't have instruments and any celebrating would have not have happened.
How do you think southern plantation owners reacted to the emancipation proclamation?
They were mad!!!
What did the colony do to supply laborers for the plantation feilds?
I have no clue, i think got slaves to do the work
Why do you think some slaves owners offered a reward for the runaway slave?
Slave owners offered rewards for runaway slaves as a way to incentivize others to capture and return the slaves, protecting their investment. The rewards also sent a message to other slaves that escape attempts would not be tolerated, serving as a deterrent. It was a way for slave owners to maintain control and prevent uprisings.
Did the owners of the slaves know there was an underground railroad?
No, because if they did do you think the slaves would escape at all, yeah that's what I thought!
What were the effects of slave resistance on plantation life and how did the masters respond to them?
the effects were that the plants couldnt survive because they were not watered and they didnt have the right nutrition and the owners didnt care at all i dont think because they were too busy thinking about slaves and how much money they can get out of the slaves after they have worked for them .just like domestic slaves they work ,but in those days they didnt get paid at all
