New inventions and an economic slump in Europe led to the division of Africa for raw materials and new markets. During the Scramble for Africa, Europe was immersed industrial revolution where steam engines, and steam boats were invented and medicines for quinine were developed. This lead to the continuation of exploring Africa after they canceled it because of malaria.
Abigail Adams was the wife of John Adams and the mother of John Quincy Adams. Her husband John Adams was a Second President for the United States and a leader of the movement for American independence from Great Britain.
She is well known for all of the the letters she sent to Adams while he was attending the Continental Congress in Pennsylvania. The letters were filled with advice to her husband, after he sought her opinion on many governmental and political issues.
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B. Imperial nations began moving further inland and governing colonial subjects.
The correct answers are A) faced long days. B) hard labor, and violence. C) had barely enough food to survive. E) had poor shelter and dirty living conditions. F) faced starvation and disease.
The qualities that describe the working and living conditions of most enslaved people are the following: "they faced long days; hard labor, and violence; they had barely enough food to survive; they had poor shelter and dirty living conditions; they faced starvation and disease.
Slaves had a really difficult life working in the large southern plantations. Landlords forced them to work for long hours under harsh weather conditions. The economy of most southern states depended on slavery to produce the kinds of crops that had to be traded in the US and exported to Europe.
Many slaves died in the farm fields and others got sick without the proper nutrition and medical attention.