Caribbean islands had ideal climates for growing sugarcane, so much of the land was converted into sugarcane plantations. Sugarcane affected life in the Caribbean by making people wealthy and it also affected the Caribbean by having people want more money so they forced people <span>such as the Arawak and the Africans to become their slaves.</span>
Only white men were allowed to vote in the Americas in 1824 and 1828.
The African American leader who supported a gradual approach to racial equality was Booker T. Washington. Living in the south, he believed that a slow approach would reduce the chance of a strong adverse reaction from the whites, improving the opportunity of gaining equality with peace; the black advancements leading to civil rights would be through education. Many people thought his strategy would maintain the Negro community away from its civil rights for a long period, sacrificing even more the blacks in the south.
Answer: Trade was rising but fell when unrest began in Cuba
