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| 17587. LAND AND LABOR IN THE VIRGINIA COLONY. This paper discusses the significance of land and labor in the development of Chesapeake society. The Virginia colony was founded as an agricultural enterprise, and labor was needed to cultivate the land and make the enterprise profitable. Induced by promises of land in exchange for labor, settlers came to the Chesapeake region with high expectations. While the system of land grants initially contributed to social stability, over time, as good lands became scarce, and landowners increasingly exploitative of laborers, conflict increased. KEYWORDS: Chesapeake society Virginia colony land labor social conflict. Written 2005. MLA Style. 8 pages, 21 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 1,917 words. | $56 |
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