African Americans and the United States Civil War

The so-called war between the states had its origins in the importation and exploitation of African enslaved labor into the British colonies and the latter United States African American History Month Series No. 1 By 1860, the dominant industry within southern agriculture was cotton production which utilized the unpaid labor…

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