Georgia in 1800 Answers

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Why did plantation owners want to use enslaved workers?

A
They would not have to pay workers’ living expenses.
B
They would be able to avoid labor-intensive crops.
C
They could reduce the amount of work needed to harvest crops.
D
They could make a greater profit.
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What contributed to the growth of slavery in the South during the antebellum era? Check all that apply.Factories needed a number of workers to run new machines.The cotton gin made it easier and cheaper to produce cotton.Ships began to import enslaved workers to the South after 1807.Plantation owners needed more workers to grow labor-intensive crops. More plantations in the Appalachian Mountains began to grow rice and cotton.

A
Factories needed a number of workers to run new machines.
B
The cotton gin made it easier and cheaper to produce cotton.
C
Ships began to import enslaved workers to the South after 1807.
D
Plantation owners needed more workers to grow labor-intensive crops.
E
More plantations in the Appalachian Mountains began to grow rice and cotton.
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Which characteristics of slavery does this passage describe? Check all that apply.

A
tough working conditions
B
harsh living conditions
C
restricted movement
D
lack of education
E
the experience of an auction
F
poor diet
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An enslaved worker who was caught learning how to read would

A
face execution.
B
face deportation.
C
be sent to prison.
D
be fined or whipped.
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What is the purpose of this passage?

A
to describe the cruelty that enslaved people faced on a daily basis
B
to explain the efforts of abolitionists to end the practice of slavery
C
to describe the working conditions on most plantations in the South
D
to explain how enslaved people could escape on the Underground Railroad

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