From an ethical standpoint,the plantation owners of the South typically saw the system of slavery as

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Plantation owners in the South believed that slavery was superior to the wage-labor system of the North because it was more profitable and allowed for greater control over the labor force. They also believed that slavery was a necessary and beneficial system for both slaves and slave owners. This belief was grounded in racist and paternalistic attitudes that viewed African Americans as inferior and in need of guidance and discipline from white plantation owners.

From an Ethical Standpoint,the Plantation Owners of the South Typically