The Development of the New World

Analysis: In 1942, beginning with Christopher Columbus, the New World was conquered by the Spanish Empire. And it established the majority of South America, America and the Caribbean. When the Spaniards first arrived, their work was to look at what the land provided and convert to people. What Spaniards did not anticipate was the illness and difficulties of the people of the land. Spain abused the land, transformed the people into workers, and began to gain wealth from all the wealth offered by the new world.

Developed in the New World, the system of mobile slavery (slave personal possession) focused on African Americans is different from indigenous slavery. In 1619, the first African slaves, 4 males and females, arrived in a Dutch ship in Jamestown, Virginia. British producers like John Rolf soon realized the enormous benefits of importing non-free workers. Rolfe introduced a viable tobacco factory in Virginia, the main driving force of African slave production, as the main labor system in the area. Tobacco is a very labor intensive crop and wild hands need to bend plants for a long time under hot weather. Most Caucasians are not quite suitable for this kind of work. One of the reasons is that it is not used in such hot and humid climate conditions, and some things must be refused such work.

When slavery was developed in the "New World" in the 16th and 1700s, it was a new type of slavery. This is slavery in the capitalist economy. However, slave labor is not a normal form of labor under the capitalist regime. Wage labor is so. So, why is slavery developed in the Americas? Why are slaves Africans? The UK tried several ways to solve the labor shortage. The original was mainly contract slavery. Under this system, the unemployed from the UK was persuaded to come to the United States or be kidnapped. They were forced to work unpaid for seven years in order to repay the way from the UK to America. People are forced into boats like sardines for 2-3 months. Sometimes less than half the people survived. When people die, they are thrown out of the ship. When they arrive in the United States they will be auctioned to the buyer. Husband, wife, children are separated