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THE SOUTH Chapter 13

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Chapter 13. The South. Section 1. The Growth of the Cotton Industry. Textile Industry – growing Cloth Have to get the seeds out by hand Slow. Cotton. Removes the seeds by machine Revolutionizes farming Planters – large scale farmers with more than 20 slaves. Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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THE SOUTHChapter 13

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THE GROWTH OF THE COTTON INDUSTRY Section 1

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COTTON Textile Industry – growing Cloth Have to get the seeds out by hand Slow

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ELI WHITNEY’S COTTON GIN Removes the seeds by machine Revolutionizes farming Planters – large scale farmers with

more than 20 slaves

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THE COTTON BOOM Cotton Belt: from North Carolina to

Texas 1840: U.S. producing ½ the worlds

cotton

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COTTON BELT Labor intensive Bring slaves in banned 1808 Slave traded within the country Trade with Great Britain Cities grow : New Orleans, Savannah,

Charleston Steamboats

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FOOD AND CASH CROPS Food: Corn , Sweat Potatoes, Rice,

Sugar, Wheat Cash: Cotton, Tobacco, Hemp, Flax

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INDUSTRY Not as much in the South Farming

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SOUTHERN SOCIETY Section 2

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SLAVERY Not everywhere 1/3 of families had slaves Less plantations

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PLANTERS Wealthy Huge Farms Many Slaves Men: Oversaw slaves , raised crops Women: watched children Slaves: Labor and cooking

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YEOMEN AND POOR WHITES Yeomen: owners of small farms Pride in their work Long days on a variety of tasks

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RELIGION Important Justified slavery Social

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CITIES On the Atlantic coast Modern Slaves: domestic work

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FREE AFRICAN AMERICANS Most were slaves 1860 – 280,000 Free African Americans Variety of Jobs Face discrimination

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THE SLAVE SYSTEM Section 3

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WORK IN THE FIELDS Gang system: everyone does the same

task Long days No Breaks

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IN THE PLANTERS HOME Butlers, Cooks, Nurses 24 hour job Better shelter and clothing

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SKILLED JOBS Larger Plantations Blacksmith Carpentry Sometimes paid

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LIFE UNDER SLAVERY Property not people Traded for profit Poor living conditions Limited food

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PUNISHMENT Better food and living conditions for

obedience Whippings, Stocks, Put in holes Slave Codes: laws forbidding education

of slaves

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CULTURE Family Folktales: stories with a moral Spirituals: emotional songs that

blended, African and European music

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REBELLION Running away hard Strict punishments Work slow

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UPRISINGS Nat Turner’s Rebellion: violent slave

revolt in 1831 Killed his slaveholder and 60 other

white people 100 slaves killed Turner Executed

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