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Perhaps no issue is more important to the history of the United States than slavery. Describe how and when slavery begins in America. Hard to get it all in but consider some of these questions: When and where is slavery prohibited by the early 1800s, and where does it flourish? How does one invention - the cotton gin - lead to the broad expansion and growth of slavery? And how are the market revolution and King Cotton linked - how do both benefit from slavery? How are free blacks and slaves kept in a subservient or vastly unequal position in society (for example, particular laws or even how slaves were treated by their masters)? How do slave owners morally or legally justify slavery? And how does the existence of slavery in America contradict its founding ideals?

Perhaps no issue is more important to the history of the United States than slavery. Describe how and when slavery begins in America. Hard to get it all in but consider some of these questions: When and where is slavery prohibited by the early 1800s, and where does it flourish? How does one invention - the cotton gin - lead to the broad expansion and growth of slavery? And how are the market revolution and King Cotton linked - how do both benefit from slavery? How are free blacks and slaves kept in a subservient or vastly unequal position in society (for example, particular laws or even how slaves were treated by their masters)? How do slave owners morally or legally justify slavery? And how does the existence of slavery in America contradict its founding ideals?

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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2. Perhaps no issue is more important to the history of the United States than slavery. Describe how and when slavery begins in America. Hard to get it all in but consider some of these questions: When and where is slavery prohibited by the early 1800s, and where does it flourish? How does one invention - the cotton gin - lead to the broad expansion and growth of slavery? And how are the market revolution and King Cotton linked - how do both benefit from slavery? How are free blacks and slaves kept in a subservient or vastly unequal position in society (for example, particular laws or even how slaves were treated by their masters)? How do slave owners morally or legally justify slavery? And how does the existence of slavery in America contradict its founding ideals?
Transcribed Image Text:2. Perhaps no issue is more important to the history of the United States than slavery. Describe how and when slavery begins in America. Hard to get it all in but consider some of these questions: When and where is slavery prohibited by the early 1800s, and where does it flourish? How does one invention - the cotton gin - lead to the broad expansion and growth of slavery? And how are the market revolution and King Cotton linked - how do both benefit from slavery? How are free blacks and slaves kept in a subservient or vastly unequal position in society (for example, particular laws or even how slaves were treated by their masters)? How do slave owners morally or legally justify slavery? And how does the existence of slavery in America contradict its founding ideals?
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