<u>The Port Royal Experiment</u> plan was designed to serve as a model for the transition from slavery to freedom for Africans Americans enslaved on cotton plantations.
A combination of industrial output and agricultural labour might be seen on cotton plantations. Slaves toiled in the bailing press and gin house on the short-staple cotton plantations in the interior. Gin homes were normally built eight feet off the ground and made of weatherboard.
Seed cotton was transported by slaves from the field to the front of the gin house, where it was stacked and weighed before being fed into the gin. In the eighteenth century, slavery and cotton plantations were the mainstays of life in the South. However, only 25% of slaves in the South were housed on estates that had fifty or more slaves.
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