slaves harvesting tobacco

slaves harvesting tobacco working on a plantation in the Caribbean, engraving from the "Description de L'Universe", by Alain Manesson Mallet Stock Photo Monticello | Tobacco

Name: slaves harvesting tobacco working on a plantation in the Caribbean, engraving from the "Description de L'Universe", by Alain Manesson Mallet Stock Photo Monticello | Tobacco
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Monticello Tobacco Slavery Images Historical Context: Facts About the Slave Trade and Slavery Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History A Context of Slavery in Maryland

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[22] Economic history in the American colonies [edit] In the Thirteen Colonies, where gold and silver were scarce, tobacco was used as a currency to trade with Native Americans, [23] and sometimes for official purposes such as paying fines, taxes, and even marriage license fees