William Fox published a pamphlet in 1791 which encouraged thousands of English people to boycott this commodity, because of its production by slave labor in places like Barbados.
The Cornaros family owned most production of this commodity on Cyprus until its seizure by Venice. Taso Alvarado was a worker in the industry producing this commodity whose life was reported by Sidney Mintz, who also wrote a more general history of how consumption of this became a sign of upward mobility. George III once muttered the name of this commodity as the explanation for why someone else's carriage was fancier than his own. The Jones-Cooligan Act established quotas for this commodity between the United States and Cuba, where this was grown on farms called colonos. This commodity became Cuba's main cash crop after production of it fell dramatically as a result of the Haitian Revolution. William Fox published a pamphlet in 1791 which encouraged thousands of English people to boycott this commodity, because of its production by slave labor in places like Barbados. For 10 points, name this commodity used in the production of rum and molasses.
The Cornaros family owned most production of this commodity on Cyprus until its seizure by Venice.
sugar