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goldfiish [28.3K]
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Why had african americans lost many of the rights gained during reconstruction by the late 1800s?.

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Setler79 [48]2 years ago
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 In the North and the Southern colonies, the major difference between the slave labor was, their living condition, in the south the slaves used to live in groups or families, whereas, in the North they usually live alone.

Their were many significant differences in the the conditions of the slave labor in the Northern and Southern colonies. Their living conditions are the most important ones to be looked upon.

In the Southern colonies, the climate and the health conditions were much harder and led to their low population increasing rate, thus, large number of slaves were imported continually, led to large groups of slaves

In the Northern Colonies, the slaves population was much healthier and also the climatic conditions were softer, led to better birth rate and less need of imports of slaves, and thus the slaves mostly lives alone or 1-2 or family.aferican

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