I'd say they shut down, because most of the men enlisted as soldiers for the war. At that time/era, the workforce were mainly men, with the women staying home and taking care of the house.
They thought slavery was terrible and they didn't want to take sides with Southern Virginia, where slavery was the main part of the economy and the society. They thought it was immoral, selfish, and cruel. They didn't want to be a part of the movement that supported slavery. (during the civil war)
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
<em>One reason, would be to reach out concerning the state of things in a city. For example, the river that flows right through your city, has had pollution stacking up inside of it. That would be a concern you could reach out to your governor for, because this could lead to them taking action against the pollution.</em>
<em><u>Hope this helps! </u></em>
Answer:
Montresor tell his servants that, even though he will not return until morning, they are not to leave the house.
Explanation:
He says this because he knows this will make them leave.
