Anti Slavery Vs Pro Slavery

The silence was an analogy for how the talk of slavery was not brought up in public, nevertheless, it was spoken a lot behind closed doors. In February 1970, the Quakers, a religious group, established a petition to the federal government asking for an end to the African slave trade. Ultimately, this resulted in the petition for the end of slavery itself, which sparked a debate on whether it should be abolished or retained. The differential views encompassing the topic wound up dividing the Union into 2 categories, anti-slavery (North and Upper South) and pro slavery (Deeper South). The 1790 census of the United States gave a visual representation of how the populations of slaves looked in different places of the Union. One thing you can