The Calvert's manor system fail because plantation owners would rather buy slaves and grow tobacco.
What was the goal of Cecil Calvert?
Cecil wanted to join the group of settlers but had to stay in England to protect his charter. He was concerned that no one would be able to keep the King's support for Maryland if he left the country. He sent his brother, Leonard, on the voyage and made him the colony's first Governor.
What was the goal of the wealthy planters in the South?
Wealthy plantation owners like Lloyd came close to forming an American ruling class in the years before the Civil War. They helped shape foreign and domestic policy with one goal in view: to expand the power and reach of the cotton kingdom of the South.
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