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Day-to-day resistance" was the most common form of opposition to slavery. Breaking tools, feigning illness, staging slowdowns, and committing acts of arson and sabotage--all were forms of resistance and expression of slaves' alienation from their masters. Running away was another form of resistance.
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But shortly after arriving, he found that planters throughout the South—including his new employer—weren't doing too hot financially.
Tobacco, the cash crop that had sustained the Southern economy for over a century, had fallen sharply in value.
The South's other exports, like rice, corn, wheat, and indigo, weren't profitable enough to cover the steep costs of land, supplies, and slave labor.
Some plantations attempted to grow cotton, which Europe and the textile mills in the North were increasingly demanding. But besides a few isolated regions, only the green seed variety thrived, and cotton required a full day of manual labor to separate a handful of the soft lint from several pounds of tiny, coarse seeds. The price of slave labor far exceeded any money that could be made cultivating the troublesome product.
Being the Ivy League grad he was, Whitney studied the meticulous work of the few Savannah slaves who cleaned green seed cotton. Then he developed a mechanical device that could replicate the movement of their fingers.
His invention, the cotton gin, was a simple contraption featuring a series of rotating cylinders fitted with wires and brushes that rapidly captured the lint and discarded the seeds. In a single hour, Whitney's machine accomplished more than a team of laborers completed in a full day. Within just one decade the new device had revolutionized cotton production throughout the South.
Transmission of disease, sharing of new animals/plants/insects, intermarriage and war alliance were all <u>direct impacts resulting from the colonization of America performed by the European states. </u>
Since the arrival of Columbus to America in 1492, a systematic colonization process started, undertaken not only by the Spanish, who sponsored Columbus, but also by others such as the English, the Portuguese or the French. If counting together North and South American territories, there were almost 8 million indigenous inhabitants in the consequences.
When the Europeans aimed to conquer the previously populated lands, there was a war and many deaths took place, but also a cultural clash that affected both sides at some extent. Although it is important to mention that the European culture was imposed over the diverse indegenous ones. Also the impacts comented on the questions took place due to this encounter of two types of civilizations.
