1. Slave labor was needed for the colonies because there wasn't enough people living inside the south too help farm. Also it was cheaper to get slaves from africa (which is forced to work for their owner for life most of the time) instead of hiring a bunch of Southern farm hands to help them.
2. Cash crops were grown to make BIG money, however, you can't really eat it ( i mean you can try eating tobacco (idk if it can be eaten) or cotton (definetely not). Substinence crop is for eating. Even though you don't make much money selling them, you are able too feed your family (and sell the extras for profits)
3. An artisan slave gets a lot more freedom and are usually treated better than a normal slave because they are skillful in needed stuff. An example of an artisan slave can be found in the book "Stealing South" in which Mr. Ezekiel, the artisan slave 'knows a lot of things' and that there isn't a lot of things that he doesn't know about that goes around that area. He also states that because of his knowledge, he was given greater freedom than most slaves.
hope this helps :D
It affected Germany in a bad way because he used nationalism as a way to distract his people from the fact that they’ve caused cruel acts against their own government.
Answer:
D.Prevail in memory
Explanation:
The dinosaurs are already dead. They can be reborn but they are not. They can't have external life. They are just a memory to us.
The Allied forces land on five French beaches in Normandy.
American soldiers and French fighters march northward through France.
The Nazi forces surrender to the Allies in Paris.
The Allies liberate Belgium and the Netherlands from Nazi control.
Might be wrong but it makes the most sense when you think of marching geographically.
Explanation:
Many German civilians were sent to internment and labour camps where they were used as forced labour as part of German reparations to countries in eastern Europe. ... Estimates for the total number of people of German ancestry still living in Central and Eastern Europe in 1950 range from 700,000 to 2.7 million.
