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How many slaves did most southern slaveowners have?
25% of southern slaves owner owned slaves. They had more then 50 slaves
Are pennies dated before 1892 valuable?
Most likely. They should be evaluated by a professional coin collector and him/her can give you a more detailed evaluation.
The growing demand for slaves led to an increase in the U.S.?
The growth of the cotton plantation demanded more slaves to work, pick, and grown the cotton. In looking at statistics of the numbers of bales of cotton there is a relationship to the number of slaves. More cotton meant more slaves.
Why were slave ships so overcrowded with slaves?
The more slaves, the more money made by the captain when sold in the slave market.
In the South a man who owned more than slaves did not have to enlist for the draft.?
20. Question unclear. More what than slaves?
What led to the slaves becoming more valuable than before?
the cotton gin -apex
What led to slaves becoming more valuable than before?
Slaves became more valuable due to the increased demand for labor in industries such as agriculture, mining, and manufacturing. Additionally, the expansion of European powers into new territories and the growth of the transatlantic slave trade contributed to this increase in value.
Why did the cotton gin lead to slaves becoming more valuable than slaves without the cotton gin?
more cotton plantations were needed just took this on apex
Why did the gin lead to slaves becoming more valuable than without the cotton gin?
more cotton plantations were needed just took this on apex
Why did the cotton gin lead to slaves becoming more valuable than without cotton gin?
more cotton plantations were needed just took this on apex
Why were women more valuable in Africa?
If you meant "Why were African women slaves more valuable in America" the answer is because they could bare children. Hence the more slaves her owner could have on his plantation.
Why did Slaves became more valuable than gold?
gold is an inanimate object/substance... slaves get sh*t done.
What led to slavery becoming more widespread and brutal in the 1800?
Increase of the number of slaves in the north
Can copper mined straight from the ground be more valuable before its refined?
Copper can be found to contain more valuable metal within it, thus making it a bit more valuable.
Why were west African slaves were seen as desirable to use as slaves?
Some slaves from certain states were considered greater then the average slave. A state could consider their African Americans stronger or smarter and for that reason those slaves were more desirable and valuable.
Why is the crude oil so valuable?
Its becoming more and more scarceIt comes from the middle east and in case you havent noticed, thers a war there.
What led slavery becoming more brutal in the US?
suffrage because slaves violently protested for the right to vote
