The South, the slave-owners, who had tried to form a separate nation, living on the cotton revenues.
It created more slavery due to faster production of cotton which then led to more demand then adding to expansion of land
They did all kinds of jobs, but probably most well known is cotton picking, though theoretically they didn't do jobs.
Slave owners would punish them by whipping them.
The slave owners used to beat the slaves. The slaves used to work on plantations to pick cotton and other economic trades and goods.
slaves and slave owners.
The cotton gin allowed plantation owners to plant more cotton and process cotton faster. This meant that they needed more slave labor and that the slave population grew as a result.
The South, the slave-owners, who had tried to form a separate nation, living on the cotton revenues.
Because the big slave owners usually were the owners of big cotton farms, which was the major - almost the only - export product of the Southern US States. Picking cotton at the time was a very labour-intensive job because it had to be done by hand before the invention of the cotton mill. Slaves were of course cheap labour, which was important to their owners as they had to compete against other low cost cotton-producing countries such as India and Egypt.
In 1850, the Southern slave states along with Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee benefited form their agriculture based economy. The use of slave labor allowed them to price products such as cotton, lower than "normal". Of course in 1850, Northern textile mills were good customers of cotton. The USA as a whole benefited from the Southern farm products.Also, in 1850, there was less pressure on slave owners to even examine the British plan of freeing all slaves and compensating slave owners for their "losses".
It created more slavery due to faster production of cotton which then led to more demand then adding to expansion of land
Yes he was a slave owner. I was at one of those places were they walk you around and they talk about history. Anyway, he said that Eli witney's slave created the Cotton Gin, because back then anything the slaves created the slave owners got credit for. Which means Eli witney's slave created the Cotton Gin, NOT i repeat NOT Eli Witney.
people had to pay the ship owners to use the boats. i think!
Farming and other hard labor.
the white men benifitted, slave owners
Masters or just plain slave owners
Short-staple cotton - after it became much quicker to process, following the invention of the cotton-gin.