Answer:
C. It had a high potential for profit.
Explanation:
The Southern States relied heavily on the slaves for their work be it agricultural produce or even farm work. Plantations of tobacco, cotton, grapes, rice, etc. would become the home for many slaves.
The fact that cotton came to 'rule' the deep South was because of the crop's potential to incur a higher profit for the farmer. Depending on the season and market, cotton crops would make huge profits which became a boon for the plantation farm owners. Producing cotton through the slaves enabled the landowners to get a better income than planting other crops. Moreover, it was also relatively easy to grow, be it in large farms or small areas. So, cotton would become the better choice to plant in the plantation farms.
Thus, the correct answer is option C.
I think it was because of his pride and to prove a point. He wanted to be the winning side and was prepared to do anything for that.
The first Continental Congress alerted the colonial mitias to prepare for war in relation to the "Intolerable Acts" approved by the British Parliament. This Act was the one through which the British prepared to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party, although the main plan of the Congress was to petition to the King (George III) to halt the enforcement of the Act.
Answer:
true and false at the same time
Explanation:
Because the inn keepers would stay in their inns along with there family. But if they were wealthy enough and afford a house to they would stay in that house and leave more space for more customers.
