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21 March, 17:47

Why the demand for slavery increased in the southern colonies

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  1. 21 March, 19:29
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    Slaves in high demand were in southern colonies because of cotton feilds, and long hours of hard work, which made good amounts of money if they didnt pay for labor
  2. 21 March, 19:50
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    The reason why the southern colonies demanded more was because slaves worked free of charge and would do the jobs around the plantation that would bring money back to the plantation
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