Growth of American Slavery Coincided With Westward Move By: Karla Price In 1825, 443 slaves lived in Texas. By 1860, that number had grown to 182,586. One out of every four white families owned at least one slave. The in - Westward - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Growth of American Slavery Coincided With Westward Move By: Karla Price In 1825, 443 slaves lived in Texas. By 1860, that number had grown to 182,586. One out of every four white families owned at least one slave. The in Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-05-02 17:00:17 Open Document File Size: 10,42 KB Share Result on Facebook City New Orleans / / Continent America / Africa / Europe / / Country United States / / NaturalFeature Chesapeake Bay / Red River / Indies / / Organization Baylor University / / Person Stanley Campbell / Karla Price / / Position professor / / ProvinceOrState Texas / Maryland / South Carolina / Mississippi / Virginia / Alabama / / Region Caribbean / West Indies / / SocialTag Cultural history of the United States Slavery in the United States American studies Slavery Treatment of slaves in the United States Christian views on slavery History of the United States African slave trade African-American culture

Growth of American Slavery Coincided With Westward Move By: Karla Price In 1825, 443 slaves lived in Texas. By 1860, that number had grown to 182,586. One out of every four white families owned at least one slave. The inAdd to Reading List