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Case 1.05 Economics And Slavery

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1.05 Economics and Slavery Part 1 1. Why did slavery start in the colonies? - Slavery started in the colonies because, the colonist needed more workers in their fields and help at home. 2. How were slaves brought to the colonies? - Slaves were brought to the colonies by boat , by the indentured servants whose job was to exchange passage to North America. 3. What types of jobs did slaves do in each colonial region: New England , Middle and the South? - The slaves mostly did manual labor ( mostly physical) like harvesting cash crops such as : rice, tobacco , and cotton. 4. Why were the jobs in each region different? - Jobs in each region were different because there were different ecosystems. 5. Why were slaves important

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