A slave factory is were slaves work
Type your answer here... free factory workers were treated worse than slaves.
sleve factory
Factory owners benefited from the slave trade by gaining access to a cheap and abundant labor force, allowing them to maximize profits while minimizing labor costs. The trade provided them with raw materials, such as cotton and sugar, sourced from slave labor, which were crucial for their manufacturing processes. Additionally, the exploitation of enslaved people created a market for their products, fueling industrial growth and expanding their customer base. Overall, the slave trade significantly bolstered the economic power of factory owners during that period.
Yes.
A slave was not free, that was why he/she was a slave - a chattel of his owner. Slaves were used as domestics, for agriculture, mining, tradesmen, factory workers, or any variety of other tasks. The Athenian state owned Scythians who doubled as police and horse archers.
Depends on the workers who were in the factory. Were they slave labor or volunteers?
No, Lyddie is not a slave. She is a character in the historical novel "Lyddie" by Katherine Paterson and works in a factory during the industrial revolution in the 19th century in Massachusetts. While she faces harsh working conditions and poverty, she is not enslaved.
slave owners supported their use of slaves by saying they were good for the economy and because they were doing them a favor by letting them as slaves because they actually got a house and food for free unlike factory workers who had to rent it
The factory worker. Sure the risk of losing an arm without worker's comp and your family starving is not good, at least they were free and working for a sub-par wage. A slave would be lucky to get a bowl to call their own let alone a wage.
because southern slaves are stupid
1. To kill jews cheaply, efficently and quickly 2. To make seriouse profit from slave labouring 3. To become a death factory
Yes, there was a factory CD player in a1992 Buick Regal. It was separate from the radio like the cassette player. It was referred to as a Remote or Slave CD player.