How did slavery shape social and economic relations in the Old South?
A: Slavery separated blacks from whites(social), African Americans started to develop culture of their own which separate from white people; slaves made their plantations profitable(economic).
How was the North affected by this "Peculiar Institution"?
A: North became industrialized and didn't need slave but the south did; for farming and slaves farming was profitable, but mostly the North wasn't really affected by the Peculiar institution; they didn't need slaves.
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cotton gin
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They go to a grocery store, rather than hunting.
<span>The correct statements are that: 1A - they lived in single rooms, because they were poor and could not afford more ; 1B - they werre indeed regarded as property and the nobles could sell them to other nobles; 1C they did make up the majority of the population, and it times it was as much as 3-quarters (at that time the nobility was a minority in many countries) (1D is false - they could not own the land). 2A: they remained poor throughout the majority of time and yes, their conditions barely changed, B - yes, they did pay high taxes and were punished if they didnt pay, 2D - they were technically slaves in many ways, due to the lack of freedon (2C is false)</span>
