The colonies prospered from transatlantic commerce during the eighteenth century. There was a greater abundance in goods in involving an enlarged market along with lower prices offered. As a result of the economic improvement and higher standards of living, common people were able to enjoy the goods that they barely had access to prior to the economic boost (Taylor, 310). They were in a huge demand of cheap labor to help them in plantations. Indentured services …showed first 75 words of 2101 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2101 total…developed economic distinctions within the colonies, it led to various usages of labors. Upon the advancement of the economy and growing expansion of the slave trades, slavery became the main source of labor in the colonies, which had great interference with their own cultures. Some managed to maintain their own cultures while others adopted the European cultures. Either way did not justify how much they suffered throughout the colonial period until President Lincoln abolished slavery.