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As more plantations developed in the South, the demand for enslaved labor increased significantly, leading to the expansion of the transatlantic slave trade. This growth entrenched a plantation-based economy, heavily reliant on cash crops like cotton and tobacco, which fueled regional wealth but also deepened social and economic inequalities. Additionally, the expansion of plantations contributed to conflicts over slavery, which ultimately played a significant role in the tensions leading up to the Civil War. The societal structure became increasingly divided, with a small, wealthy planter class exerting considerable influence over political and social systems.
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Did the south have more resources then the north?
No, the resources of the South were only crops, no factories, no munitions, no mills. The South has plantations and some cattle, cotton and some timber, but nothing for help during time of war.
Why did slavery flourish in the south as opposed to the north?
Because the south had good, fertile land for farming so they needed workers to work on plantations. The perfect answer- slaves! The north was more industrial.
The defining feature of the southern colonies in the eighteenth century was what?
I believe it was slavery because it was more popular at that time in the south to have slaves than it was in the north. The south had so many slaves because of all the large plantations.
In the 1700s what was the major reason there were more African Americans enslaved in the south than in the north?
The South had the big plantations which needed a huge work force. The North had factories which didn't need quite as much unskilled labor.
Why did slavery grow in the south but die out in north?
The south had more plantations and needed more workers. there thinking most likely was something to this effect "why should we pay people to work when we can force people to?" it was cheaper to buy 300 slaves than to pay 300 white people.
Why did plantations become common in the south but not in new England?
Plantations existed more in the south mainly because of the slavery to farm them.
What were the differences between the north and the south besides slavery?
North had more factories, the South had more Cotton Plantations.
Is South Korea a developed country?
No. South Korea is More like developed country.
Did the north have farms and plantations?
Yes, the North had farms but they were typically smaller and more diversified compared to the large plantations in the South. The North's economy was more industrialized, so agriculture played a smaller role in its overall economy compared to the South.
What invention made plantations in the south more profitable?
The cotton gin. It allowed the removal of the seeds.
Why did the South support the idea of cheap Western land?
It would increase the plantations, which means more slaves.
Did the slaves have more of an opportunity in the south or in the north?
the south where they owned plantations and had white people work the land while they sipped mint julep's.
What is the more developed rim of the Grand Canyon?
The South Rim.
Why did the north have more capital the the south?
The North had more capital than the South because of its dense population. Their industrialization was also much more developed than in the South.
Which of the Korea among north Korea and south Korea is more developed country?
South Korea
Why was slavery an economic necessity in the south more so than in the north?
The North was semi-industrial and had many small farms, the South had gigantic farms called plantations.
Is America a more developed or less developed country?
It is a more developed country. I'm assuming that you are referring to North America, and not South America. America Is what you would call a "first world" country, meaning its more civilized, and developed.
