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The Impact of Slavery in North Carolina: Work, Life, and Population Trends

Learn about the role of slavery in North Carolina with a focus on the lives of African American slaves, their living conditions, types of work, population trends, punishments, and the overall impact on the state's economy. Discover the contrast between the growing free population and the expansion of slavery during 1790-1860. This presentation sheds light on the harsh realities faced by slaves and the reliance of Southern states on slave labor for agricultural growth. Join us for insights into a critical aspect of North Carolina's history.

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The Impact of Slavery in North Carolina: Work, Life, and Population Trends

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  1. The Role of Slavery in NC By Riley J, Nick, Reilly R, and Adam

  2. Slavery in NC Most slaves were African Americans. They worked for white people and they were not paid.

  3. Slaves Homes Slaves did not have prefect homes they have trashed homes to live in like this one.

  4. Slave Jobs About 90 percent of slaves were field workers and about 10 percent were domestic workers.

  5. Free and slave population of North Carolina, 1790-1860 The number of free people doubled. The number of slaves tripled.

  6. Slaves life How slaves get punished How slaves work for people

  7. The Impact of Slavery in NC Southern states continued to depend on slavery to grow crops and get cash.

  8. Thank you for listening to our presentation. We hope you enjoyed your stay with us!!! By: Riley J , Nick , Adam, and Reilly R

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