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Describe slavery in the southern colonies?
The attitude towards slavery in the Southern colonies was that slavery was good and necessary. Slave owners felt that slaves were treated better than free laborers.
What is the difference between slavery and its importance in the northern states and the Southern states in the 1700s and 1800?
In the 1700s and 1800s, slavery was a cornerstone of the Southern economy, primarily driven by agricultural plantations that relied on enslaved labor for crops like cotton and tobacco. In contrast, the Northern states, where slavery was gradually being abolished, had economies that were more industrialized and less reliant on slave labor. The moral and economic debates surrounding slavery created significant regional tensions, ultimately contributing to the Civil War. This divergence in the role and importance of slavery highlighted the contrasting social, economic, and political landscapes of the North and South during this period.
What are the southern states of America famous for?
Well I am from New Zealand and all I can think of is cotton farming, slavery, losing the American civil war, rednecks and being quite old fashioned in their beliefs and the social order.
Why did it take so long for the US to put an end to slavery when it was outlawed and condemned much earlier by countries like Great Britain?
It was also being condemned and outlawed in the Northern states, at about the same time as it was in Britain. But that was just when cotton was becoming America's biggest export, and the Southern planters represented a strong pro-slavery lobby.
Did slavery still exist in the 1900s?
Yes. And it still exists today in 2013, in many forms. Labour slavery and sex slavery being the most common forms.
What the invention of the cotton gin led to?
It led to cotton being processed more quickly, without additional strain on the person who harvested it. Cotton was a pain to separate seed from fiber, and this invention did it for them. It may have helped diminish slavery since less people were required to do the same job.
What organism produces cotton?
Cotton is produced by the cotton plant, specifically from the genus Gossypium. This plant produces fluffy seed fibers that are harvested and processed to create cotton textiles. There are several species of Gossypium, with Gossypium hirsutum being the most widely cultivated for commercial cotton production.
Does cauliflower regrow after being harvested?
No, cauliflower does not regrow after being harvested. Once it is harvested, the plant does not produce new heads.
During the Hebrew slavery in Egypt who was being oppressed?
The Jews
Do cauliflower plants regrow after being harvested?
Yes, cauliflower plants do not regrow after being harvested. Once the cauliflower head is harvested, the plant does not produce another head.
Does arugula grow back after being harvested?
Yes, arugula can regrow after being harvested if the roots are left intact.
What is the use of cotton plant fruits?
The fruits of the cotton plant, called cotton bolls, contain the cotton fibers used in textile production. These fibers are harvested, processed, and spun into yarn to make various textile products like clothing, household linens, and industrial fabrics.
Will cauliflower grow back after being harvested?
Yes, cauliflower plants can regrow after being harvested if the roots are left intact.
Are caviar eggs fertilized before being harvested for consumption?
No, caviar eggs are not fertilized before being harvested for consumption.
When did some get fired for being black?
Mostly during times of slavery and segregation.
Crops are not being harvested?
That is not a question.
Does mint grow back after being harvested?
Yes, mint plants can regrow after being harvested as long as the roots are left intact.
