Answer:
Before the Industrial Revolutions, most goods were made by craftsmen, including jewelers and blacksmiths. The dawn of industrialization came alongside inventions such as the coal-powered steam engine, and the pace of work increased. ... As countries industrialized, factories became larger and produced more goods.
Answer:
C. 25%
Explanation:
Before entering the civil war, confederates states tried to spread a propaganda that only 1% of Southerners own slaves. But, According to the census that conducted by the US government 1860, around 25% of southerners own slaves.
Not a lot of them were being put in plantation as workers (usually only wealthy business owners can afford this). Most of slave owners at that time own slaves as an equivalent of a housemaid. They helped with the chores, taking care of stables, cook, etc.
Answer:
Because of this slaves in the North mainly worked as housekeepers and nannies, while slaves in the South needed to do laborious jobs such as planting and harvesting crops, building outbuilding on the owner's property and working in the home.
Explanation:
It helped their crops tremendously with growth and production. Floods fed the crops enough to produce a lot and grow aswell.
