Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Plantation Era, also loosely referred to as the antebellum era, was a period in the history of the Southern United States, from the late 18th century until the start of the American Civil War in 1860 (which ended slavery in the United States and destroyed much of the economic landscape of the South), marked by the economic growth of the South, based on slave-driven plantation farming.Much of the economic growth of this era can be attributed to the rise of the plantation system and the use of slave labor, which many historians believe to be responsible for the economic woes of the south during the Reconstruction Era. The concurrent rise in large-scale farming and in plantation slavery led to studies on the institution of slavery as an economic system.The plantation system eventually grew to form the industrial and social frame of government in the Southern slave states, while the associated institution of slavery became the basis of the Southern social system, ideology, and a set of psychological patterns."@en }
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- Plantation_era abstract "The Plantation Era, also loosely referred to as the antebellum era, was a period in the history of the Southern United States, from the late 18th century until the start of the American Civil War in 1860 (which ended slavery in the United States and destroyed much of the economic landscape of the South), marked by the economic growth of the South, based on slave-driven plantation farming.Much of the economic growth of this era can be attributed to the rise of the plantation system and the use of slave labor, which many historians believe to be responsible for the economic woes of the south during the Reconstruction Era. The concurrent rise in large-scale farming and in plantation slavery led to studies on the institution of slavery as an economic system.The plantation system eventually grew to form the industrial and social frame of government in the Southern slave states, while the associated institution of slavery became the basis of the Southern social system, ideology, and a set of psychological patterns.".
- Q7201622 abstract "The Plantation Era, also loosely referred to as the antebellum era, was a period in the history of the Southern United States, from the late 18th century until the start of the American Civil War in 1860 (which ended slavery in the United States and destroyed much of the economic landscape of the South), marked by the economic growth of the South, based on slave-driven plantation farming.Much of the economic growth of this era can be attributed to the rise of the plantation system and the use of slave labor, which many historians believe to be responsible for the economic woes of the south during the Reconstruction Era. The concurrent rise in large-scale farming and in plantation slavery led to studies on the institution of slavery as an economic system.The plantation system eventually grew to form the industrial and social frame of government in the Southern slave states, while the associated institution of slavery became the basis of the Southern social system, ideology, and a set of psychological patterns.".