After the II war, the African Nationalism emerged late 1940s and early 1950s because three main reasons: The first one was that nearly two million African soldiers who were part of the II war (1939-1945) were discontent after coming back to the colonial states to be treated as slaves. The second reason was that Kwame Nkrumah father of the Pan Africanism, influenced the African Nationalist leaders against the colonial rules to reach freedom and finally the third reason was to maintain the unity among them after the rejection of colonies which oppressed African Nationalist.
Answer:
Slavery increased in the south to keep up with the new technology and demand of cotton.
Explanation:
While the tech made it easier for harvest, it still took slaves to grow it and now farmers had the ability to grow more and then harvest it in the saem time.
