"Sold down south" typically refers to the historical practice of enslaved individuals in the United States being sold and transported to plantations in the southern states. This often involved families being separated and individuals facing harsh conditions. The phrase evokes the legacy of slavery and the trauma associated with being uprooted from one’s home and community. It also highlights the economic motivations behind the slave trade and the exploitation of Black lives during that period.
NO, they are not made in South Africa but some may be imported from other countries and sold in South Africa.
At certain pubs and cafe's. South Africans prefer their own brands.
Way Down South - 1939 was released on: USA: 21 July 1939
A bale of hay differs based on the country it is being sold in. In South Africa it usually costs about 180 for a metric ton.
Well, North and South are up and down so i would believe that would be Mexico and Columbia:)
Means that slaves were broken apart and sent to work in the south.
'Sold down South' or 'Sold down the river' refered to the generally more brutal treatment slaves received in Mississippi and Louisiana. The Confederate president Jefferson Davis was unusual in being a Mississippi landowner who treated his slaves so well that they didn't want their freedom.
slaves who escaped to the north were returned to the south and hence sold down the river. Most rivers in the US run from North to South.
You might be separated from your family.
Being seperated from one's family and sold
It means exhausted, but also should mean sold out or run down, depends on what are you talking about.
deep south is a place where they sold slaves to make money
The wood is sold, the land is used for farming. Those are two of the top reasons.
It was a slave-state - very much so. 'Deep South' and 'Sold down the river' tells you a little about traditional ideas that far South.
down south the punishments were way worse than they would be farther up the river. slaves that were sent down there were not worth anything to their masters anymore because they ran away or stole money etc, it was a way to punish them. often they never saw their families again and died down there
love birds miograte down south, if you know what i mean ;]
Voetstoots is a South African term meaning the vender is free from all responsibility for the goods sold. That would mean there are no guarantees that come with the property- as is.