<span>President Theodore Roosevelt </span>
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<span>How did the slave trade of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries aid the Industrial Revolution in Britain?
</span><span>Slaves helped to increase the demand for manufactured goods, making them more profitable.
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They gained increases economics
Answer:
During the years 1820-1850, the north and south had quite different daily lives. On the north side, working conditions were terrible as the factory system was developing. As the working conditions had worsened while the factory system was developing many people had lost their jobs which means they couldn't make money to help survive and raise their families. On the south side, cotton was extremely popular to them. Farming was the source of income and food to many people on the south side.
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