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The South (Southern States (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,…

- - - - Worked side by side w/ owners
      - Ate/slept in owners house
      - Still endured cruelty
    - - Lived on cotton plantations
      - Communities of 20 or more
      - Harsher treatment/conditions
      - Supervision in chain gangs
      - Women Slaves
        
        Childbearing
        
        Sexual/Physical Abuse
        
        Took care of:
        
        Households
        
        Cooking
        
        Serving
        
        Cleaning
        
        Laboring in fields
  - - - Mother/Child = $156
        
        Listed between a plow ($1.60) and chairs ($9.25)
      - "Prime Worker" = $500 before 1837
      - "Prime Worker": $1,300 by 1837
      - Supporting a slave: $15 - $60
- - - - 100/1,000 of rebels
      - Seize Charleston, SC in July
      - Raid arsenal
      - Burn the city
      - Free slaves
      - Kill whites
      - Betrayed by followers; led to hanging, expelling, fines
- - - - Farmers
      - Rarely worked in industries
      - Doctors
      - Preachers
      - Harvesters
      - Lawyers
      - Plantation Owners
      - Thoroughbred Horse Breeders
    - - Cotton
      - Tobacco
      - Sugar
      - Livestock
      - Rice
  - - - New Orleans
      - Louisiana
      - Charleston, SC
      - Richmond, VA
    - - Poor Housing
      - Poor Sanitation
    - - 9 million
    - - Tenements
      - Plantations Homes