Day labor was made up of day laborers and domestic servants who were mostly women.
It made a bunch of patriotic rednecks crap their pants
Probably the most important reason is the cost of labor. American laborers earn much more than workers in Third World countries so goods manufactured there can be made cheaper and sold to us cheaper. Another contributing factor is the improvement in communication and transportation. Goods from outside the US can often get to US markers as fast as goods made here.
Slavery was instituted by the colonies that made them richer. This made hard, cheap labor which saved (and made) them money.
To provide virtually-unpaid labour for the huge cotton plantations, and breed servants for the slave-owners' houses.
delegated legislation is undemocratic because it rarely goes through a voting system and most regulations are made by civil servants or other unelected people except for bylaws which are made by elected councilors.
Slaves were brought to the new world to do the brutal back-breaking farm labor. Many were also made into domestic servants.
Blacks who did not have jobs were made to serve time as forced laborers. /D
No, laborers are not classified as slaves. Laborers are individuals who are employed to perform work in exchange for wages or other forms of compensation. Slavery involves forced labor where individuals are owned or controlled by others and have no freedoms or rights.
Most everyday consumers do not know whether products are made using child laborers or adult laborers. These don't come with labels: "Made by children's hands." It would be easier if labels exist... but they don't.
There have always been laborers in France, but France was never exclusively made of laborers.
The four labor groups that built the Transcontinental Railroad were the Canadian and British engineers and surveyors, manual labor crews made up of former slaves and emigrant Chinese, semi-skilled laborers made up from discharged Union and Confederate troops, and emigrant Irishmen. The supervisory crew was made up of whites, including some Irish.
Rome's new urban proletariat, made up of freed slaves and landless citizens, mostly worked in low-paying jobs as laborers, servants, or artisans. Some were involved in organized crime or political activities as a way to make a living or gain influence. Overall, they struggled with poverty and insecurity while often serving as a source of cheap labor for the wealthy elite.
Blacks who did not have jobs were made to serve time as forced laborers. --APEX
The term used for such people was indentured servants. Normally when their debts were paid they became free persons.
Yes. U.S. flags are made entirely of domestic materials and that each process in manufacturing the flag is accomplished in U.S. facilities with U.S. labor.
Southern cotton farmers needed extensive hand labor to plant, pick, gin, and bale the cotton they grew. Without slaves, it would have been difficult to find affordable laborers.
There were very few slaves during the colonial period in British North America. Indentured servants, on the other hand, were much more common. The employers that indentured servants worked for grew financially stable, and they increased the price of labor over time, which made it difficult for servants to pay off their debt. Slavery became favored for the potential financial increases slaves produced through hard labor work. Eventually, though, the north and south states developed opposite opinions on the necessity of slaves.