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Explanation:
1. Slave labor was needed for the colonies because there wasn't enough people living inside the south too help farm. Also it was cheaper to get slaves from africa (which is forced to work for their owner for life most of the time) instead of hiring a bunch of Southern farm hands to help them.
2. Cash crops were grown to make BIG money, however, you can't really eat it ( i mean you can try eating tobacco (idk if it can be eaten) or cotton (definetely not). Substinence crop is for eating. Even though you don't make much money selling them, you are able too feed your family (and sell the extras for profits)
3. An artisan slave gets a lot more freedom and are usually treated better than a normal slave because they are skillful in needed stuff. An example of an artisan slave can be found in the book "Stealing South" in which Mr. Ezekiel, the artisan slave 'knows a lot of things' and that there isn't a lot of things that he doesn't know about that goes around that area. He also states that because of his knowledge, he was given greater freedom than most slaves.
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Founded in 1836 by Dr. Marcus Whitman<span> and his wife, Narcissa, the </span>Whitman Mission<span> was the site of one of the worst tragedies along the Oregon Trail. The Whitmans, Methodist missionaries, offered religious instruction and medical services to the local Cayuse Indians.</span>
Carnegie created a monopoly and he did this by investing in new technology which helped him grow his steel corporation. He went to other factories took their ideas and incorporated them into his. He also bout other companies that would help his own companies. In growing his monopoly he used vertical integration, he combined all of his companies into one large one which he named Carnegie Steel. He had the raw materials, his own manufacturing sites and steel mills and a way to transport his product. This is vertical integration, get the materials, make the steel, and ship it.
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The arguments for imperialism included the US and Europe's desire to find new sources of raw materials, establish new markets for trade, spread Christianity and Western ideas, and create strategic military bases. The arguments against imperialism included the idea that imperialism was un-American and a fear of immigration to the US from colonized areas.
