Where were slaves kidnapped from to work on plantations?

What crops did slaves work on in the fields?

What did some brave slaves do to gain freedom?

What is the main crop grown on southern large farms?

Who is someone who worked hard to stop slavery?

What is the Underground Railroad used for?

What does the North have instead of large farms?

What did the South need to do after the war ended in 1865?

What is the group called that workers unite into for better conditions?

Which hard metal is used for construction and bridges?

What is the process of making things with machines called?

What does it mean to put money into an idea or project in the hope of making more money?

Who is the person who works hard with hands and body?

What is it called when workers do not go to work as a protest or complaint?

What are companies called that have no competition and therefore make more money?

What does 'apartheid' refer to?

What is the term for 'a person chosen to make laws for a country'?

What is the term for 'earning more money than spending'?

What is the term for 'reading and writing'?

What is the system where farmers share a portion of the harvest with landowners?

What is the term for 'a person belonging to a city or country'?

What is the term for '欠款'?

What is the 'system of how to spend and earn money'?

In the South, what were slaves forced to work long hours to plant and harvest?