Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:
Henry lived in the Georgia Colony. He came from a wealthy family and planned to make a living producing silk. He planted mulberry trees to support silkworms, but could never produce much silk. He knew that cotton grew well in Georgia's climate, but that it required a lot of labor to produce. He and some of his fellow farmers wanted the government to lift the ban on slavery. However, it took many years for their voices to be heard because the colony was governed from England. Eventually, Henry and other protesters were successful in forcing the government to allow slavery in the Georgia Colony.
Paraphrase this paragraph without committing palgiarism.
Answer:
With the failure of silk production, Henry was tempted to live in the colony of Georgia to produce cotton, which was an efficient crop in that region. However, cotton was not an easy crop and needed a lot of labor, which should be cheap so as not to compromise production profits. In this case, Henry needed slave labor, but this was not allowed in Georgia, which meant that he got together with some comrades and petitioned the British government to release slave labor in Georgia, which was granted , causing Henry to move to that colony and become a cotton producer.
Explanation:
A paraphrase occurs when a text is rewritten, maintaining its central theme, but using other words.
As we can see in the text shown in the question above, the central theme was Henry's petition to make Georgia a country where slave labor was allowed. Thus, a paraphrase was made, maintaining this theme and using other words and another textual organization.
It should be noted that at the end of every paraphrase, the name of the author of the original text must be presented.
