By 1860, slavery was MOST concentrated

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The majority of enslaved people were concentrated in the Lower South, including states such as Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. These states had large agricultural economies that relied heavily on slave labor for cotton and other crops. By contrast, slavery had declined in some parts of the Upper South, such as Virginia and Maryland, due to factors such as soil exhaustion and competition from cotton production in the Lower South.

By 1860, Slavery Was MOST Concentrated