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The Origins of Slavery in Virginia: Greed, Gold, and Mortality

This book delves into the early history of Virginia and the South, exploring the roots of slavery through greed, gold, and high mortality rates. It discusses the success and failures of slavery, the impact of indentured servants, and the role of Native Americans in Jamestown. The text examines the economic implications, Triangle Trade, and the rise of rice culture in South Carolina, leading to ready-made plantations. It also highlights the House of Burgesses, the meaning of race, and the significant 1739 Stono Rebellion.

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The Origins of Slavery in Virginia: Greed, Gold, and Mortality

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  1. Virginia, the South, and the Origins of SlaveryFailure: Greed, gold, tobacco, mortalitySuccess: Diversification, slavery Indentured Servants Mortality Rate House of Burgesses

  2. Native Americans

  3. Jamestown

  4. Origins of SlaveryRaceMeaning of “Black”Law of 1669EconomicsTriangle Trade

  5. South Carolina Rice culture Ready-made plantations Affluent white minority Black Majority Stono Rebellion, 1739

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