southern society storyboard
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- we dont need to make as much tobacco anymore. it is still a cash crop, but cotton has a cottengine that will be able to produce more, and tobacco isnt making as much money as cotten will. so we dont need as many people working it than we did before.
- techincally.
- so we are distributing less tobacco and more cotten, so it can be sent out and imported to other places?
- economic
- Slave: "Sir, I understand your perspective, but please hear me out. Our culture, rooted in our African heritage, holds immense value and resilience. It shapes our identity and provides us strength in the face of adversity. Despite the hardships we endure, we maintain our traditions, music, and spiritual practices, finding solace and unity within our community."
- Slave Owner: "Your culture? Don't be absurd! You are my property, and your culture is irrelevant. You exist solely to serve me and work on my plantation. Your only purpose is to fulfill my desires and generate profits. You should be grateful for the shelter and 'care' I provide."
- cultural
- hey! dont step on these plants, they are very valuable and they have to be put into a cottengine to be produced!! we need to produce more and more every day to get more money to develop the economy more!! and we have this very fertile soil we can use to our advantage!
- in southern american societies, we work all day in hotness, for months. we need breaks.
- geographic features
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