How Has Slavery Changed The South's Economy?

They were a burden because it was dependant on other factors. If the buying conditions and demand for cotton ever changed the South’s economy would be ruined. Its monopolistic nature allowed the rich to get richer and the poor to get poorer which stifled the American Dream. This lead immigrants to factory work in the North which benefitted the North’s manufacturing.

Whites didn’t feel that former slaves could fit into American society as equals and they were seen as a threat.

Abolitionists were extremist because there was nothing more extreme than emancipating all the slaves.

Slavery was cruel because it was very demanding to slaves and they often suffered indignities and cruelty is defined as behavior that causes pain or suffering to a person or animal.
As a small slave owner, I would be strongly pro-slavery because there is a chance that gaining slaves could increase social status and earn me money. As a non slave owning white, I would be strongly pro-slavery because a chance of buying slaves would offer me a chance to rise in social status. As a mountain southerner, I would be strongly against slavery. As a free black I would be strongly against slavery.

As a southern slave, life is not terrible but it is not great either. Every morning we are woken early to go work in the fields, some with easier jobs than others. Work is hard and demanding, but masters treat us well as we are valuable to them making money.

The Gag Resolution was a threat to both the North and South because it endangered freedom of speech.

I agree because in Africa there was no modern technology or industry so they faced rival tribes and terrible living conditions.In America free former slaves were treated like slaves without a master, as they had little rights and were endangered of being