The Effect of the Industrial Revolution on Slavery

Slavery is always part of the history of mankind. Therefore, it is impossible to talk about when slavery began in North America. Immediately after American colonies were established in North America, slaves were brought in to meet the growing labor demand of plantations. Imports of slaves continue to increase with the development of new plantations, but the industrial revolution will have the greatest impact on slavery industry. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the influence of colonial slavery caused by the Industrial Revolution.

a) The end of the first industrial revolution (1760-1840) and the beginning of the so-called second industrial revolution (1880-1920); b) The revolutionary health and pharmacological effects of the first industrial revolution are the Caucasus of Europe (1760 -1860); c) the cost of black slaves in Africa increased due to the increase in copy costs of African blacks. As Brazilian elite thinks that abolition of slavery is a problem, various alternatives have been debated. There are few people claiming the idea of ​​maintaining slavery, but some suggest proposing to reintegrate "national workers", including "former workers", into "free labor" system, while others in China Some people suggest immigrants. Not against fictitious immigrants in Africa, they are racial controversy opposed to these positions.

· Specialization of the region brought about by the Industrial Revolution and the Transportation Revolution o The level of industrialization in the eastern part is getting increasingly higher; in search of higher tariffs o South opposes raising tariffs, opposing slavery doing. More and more dependent on the east, anti-abolitionism o Gag rule: 1836 o Southern people passed the bill of parliament prohibiting the abolition of slavery literature against Harriet Beecher Stowe's uncle Tom's hut o George Fitzhugh