By 1860, where did most slaves in the American South live?

a) in Missouri and Texas

b) in towns and villages

c) in Virginia and the Carolinas

d) on large plantations

e) with small slaveholders

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Emilia Foster

6 August, 13:40

By 1860, where did most slaves in the American South live?

a) in Missouri and Texas

b) in towns and villages

c) in Virginia and the Carolinas

d) on large plantations

e) with small slaveholders

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Hadley Myers · Answer 1

The most slaves live in Missouri and Texas. In Missouri, as in the various slave states, monetary conditions decided the quantity of slaves in a given region. Since Missouri was to a great extent horticultural, most slaves were utilized in the fruitful base grounds which flanked the Mississippi and Missouri waterways and their tributaries. Without a solitary staple yield, Missouri never grew huge ranches as did the cotton states.

By 1860, where did most slaves in the American South live?a) in Missouri and Texasb) in towns and villagesc) in Virginia and the Carolinasd) on large plantationse) with small slaveholders

By 1860, where did most slaves in the American South live?

a) in Missouri and Texas

b) in towns and villages

c) in Virginia and the Carolinas

d) on large plantations

e) with small slaveholders