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Essay / Research Paper Abstract
A 5 page paper which examines the Southern colonists
and the slaves in regards to participation of the development of the United States from the
beginning of settlement to the onset of the Civil War. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Page Count:
5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAsthslv.rtf
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were from varied backgrounds and as such possessed different ideals, practices, and interests. Interestingly enough, but not surprisingly, when we think of American history in relationship to its development, we
often only imagine the colonists or the European figures. But, it was also the slaves of this land which helped the nation to evolve in many ways. Bearing that in
mind the following paper examines the participation of the Southern colonists and the slaves as it relates to the development of the nation. The paper first examines the Southern colonists,
and then examines aspects of the African American slaves participation, primarily through their relationship with religion. The Southern Colonists When speaking of the Southern colonists, or any colonist
for that matter, one must note that their ideals concerning freedom and justice only truly applied to white men. Women, Africans, and Native Americans were not considered to be individuals
who were covered under the dream of justice and freedom. As such the Southern colonists were men who controlled the wealth, the land, and the right to justice and freedom.
Their most important contribution to the development of this new land was their possession and use of the land itself. The Southern colonists were the land owners who took
charge of the environment and created numerous crops needed in the United States. At first they utilized the assistance of indentured slaves. Indentured slaves were commonly European people, men women
and children, who exchanged their labor for a particular amount of years in exchange for the passage to America in many cases. But, these indentured slaves did not work out
so well for traditionally they were white and when and if they escaped there were all but impossible to locate or control. As such they quickly turned to African slaves,
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