Slavery as an institution in the early United States, and how North and South grew apart over it

Since colonial times, enslaved Africans and their descendants had been forced to work with no freedom or rights, especially on Southern plantations. As the country expanded, the Northern and Southern states grew further apart over whether slavery should be allowed to spread into new territories.

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