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Where were the people in the US Civil War from?
A civil war is an internal conflict with in a single country between parties that disagree. It can be therefore safely assumed that the vast majority of the people in the US civil war were from the US
How were most enslaved people employed on plantations?
Agricultural workers- farm hands to plant, till and harvest crops.
How did people in the US view African slaves?
The majority of the population accepted slavery without reservation.
The people who helped establish your country are known as?
The people who helped to establish your country are often known as the forefathers or founding fathers of your country. The founding fathers of American would include George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.
Was there a large majority of the white population of the South that owned slaves?
No. The majority of people in the Southern Colonies were small farmers who did not own slaves and people who did not own land at all. The earliest plantation owners were in the minority and were mostly British in origin. Many white people were just as poor as the black slaves and many had to hire themselves out to do work for the wealthy land owners.
