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Most likely, slavery would have died out as it had done in
Posted on: December 8, 2019 at 09:12:29 CT
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every other western nation (without bloodshed) and because of the economic restraints of using forced labor.
Mechanization would have ended slavery, possibly within a half decade. Also, slavery has its own costs and producers would realize that paying voluntary workers an agreed upon wage was a better way to increase productivity relative to costs.
Slavery in the southern states would not have sniffed the 20th century.
Mechanization would have ended slavery, possibly within a half decade. Also, slavery has its own costs and producers would realize that paying voluntary workers an agreed upon wage was a better way to increase productivity relative to costs.
Slavery in the southern states would not have sniffed the 20th century.
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Most likely, slavery would have died out as it had done in - ummmm MU - 12/8 09:12:29