Being enslaved: Getting whipped, working from sun up to sun down either in extreme heat or cold, getting bitten up by bugs and getting no help, having to worry about if your gonna eat today or eat a little, have to worry if the massa if gonna get mad and kill you or another slave or beat them, also having to live without being able to learn beacause if you did, you would get killed.
Freed slave: You are still not equal to the whiteman, you constantly had to worry about being lynched, you could barely be able to learn, you were poorly compared to everone else, you also did not make a lot of money either.
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The main change that happened during world war 1 was that in the warring countries, the whole nation became one big war factory that produced from ammunition and guns on the one side, to bandages, first-aid equipment on the other, as well as more trivial but sorely needed things such as socks, clothes, etc.
Because a good portion of grown men in this time were at war, it was mostly women and also children, as well as older people, who were working in factories to support their soldiers. They also had to streamline the manufactory process as well as optimize a lot of things because they had to produce much more compared to before.
This was the main way how industry changed.
France gained all the land back from Spain.
The earliest cities of the Indus River Valley civilization were designed with protective walls.
