Compare And Contrast Boston And Virginia

Boston, Massachusetts, Richmond, Virginia, and Chicago, Illinois Massachusetts was one of the original thirteen colonies. Illinois was a state gain in the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. The population in Boston increased over the years of 1800 to1860. Boston and Chicago saw a different market revolution then the South states. The North saw manufacturing cities then economy in farm. The old northwest saw a move to a settled society, with a web of new transportation and urban rural neighborhoods. The rural areas witnessed dramatic change from the 1800. Where people used to made goods at home and working all day, and labor process change. In the 1860s, people found themselves working at plants, hourly wages, leisure time different, labor process broken down to steps for less training, and being supervision by their employers. In the south like Virginia, the market society was more of cotton cultivation in the years and economy of commercial farming. Society was different now. Chicago saw a big market and economy with slaughterhouses. In 1800s, it was just a small settlement with no industrial and market revolution. But in 1860s, when railroads came around, Chicago had become one of the nation’s top largest cities with farm productions gathers to send east. Boston made factory system change too. …show more content…
In 1800s, African-American slaves rebellion against the injustice with the Gabriel’s Rebellion. They wanted rights from them and the abolition. They fight for it killing some white inhibitions. It did not work and more laws were made to tighten the leash around the black community. But that was the first start of civil rights movement for them. The slave traded was an organized business in Virginia. Slaves from Virginia were shipped to the Deep South like the state of New Orleans, between 1800s and 1860s. This meant that family were broken up plus community too and the reduced of the issues of slaves rebellion