___________ the sugar cane was ready to be harvested, slaves were forced to work long hours to cut enough sugar cane to keep up with the mills. 

__________ sugar cane was ground in the mills, the syrup was heated and strained in the boiling house.

__________ Europeans acquired a taste for sugar, the demand for slave labor increased.

Specialists had a little more food and rest than other slaves on the sugar plantation, ______ specialists were similarly mistreated.

Sugar cane is grown in warm climates, ____ sugar plantations developed in the Caribbean and South America.

Life on the sugar plantation was terrible, ____  slaves rebelled in numerous ways.

Who? E.Keckley

What? job / Mrs. Lincoln’s dressmaker

Why? good recommendations + affordable dressmaking prices

Elizabeth Keckley, ______________,  saw the good and bad of slavery. 

Fredrick Douglas, ____________, wrote his narrative to help abolish slavery.

Slavery, __________, was outlawed after the civil war.