Why was slave labor not as important to the north as it was to the south?
there was a lack o...
Why was slave labor not as important to the north as it was to the south?
there was a lack of african americans living in the north.
there were already enough slaves in the north.
the south had a monopoly over slave trade.
the climate did not lend itself to making slave labor profitable.
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