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Slavery in the southern colonies of the early development of the United States had many factors that led to the growth of slavery. Many important people and events that occurred effected the growth of slavery in some way or another. Economic, geographic and social factors all greatly effected the growth of slavery within the colonies between 1607 and 1775. ... Mercantilism also had a large effect on the growth of slavery. ... Consequently, the geography of the colonies largely effected the growth of slavery. ... Another important geographical factor that helped with the growth of slavery in this time period was the size of the plantations. ...
Many social aspects of the south effected the growing need for slaves. ... Another social aspect that had an effect on slavery in the South was Bacon’s Rebellion. ...
In conclusion, many factors can be used to describe how slavery grew in the southern colonies.
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