Some of the different places slaves settled in the North include cities like New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. Many runaway slaves went to Canada because it was beyond the reach of the Fugitive Slave Act, which allowed for the capture and return of escaped slaves in the United States. Additionally, Canada had a growing abolitionist movement and offered more opportunities for freedom and employment.
There are five states that share a border with Canada: Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and North Dakota.
the population of the north and south compared because both had thousands of people but the north had more they all had an vote about who take what land and does the slaves go free and things how the civil war started so therefore they compare in many ways like this . by : Tyeen Baxley
there are 18 countries on a North American map.
There are no counties that border the United States, but there are two countries that border the U.S. They are Canada and Mexico.
Many of the First Nations of Canada practiced slavery before Europeans came to North America. Black slaves arrived in the early 1700s to work in farmlands. It was completely outlawed in Canada in 1806.
gained a deeper awareness of how much slavery was a violation of human rights and values.
In both the north and the south slaves worked hard and were owned. In the south slaves mostly worked on plantations; in the north many slaves worked in businesses and were able to work for money in their spare time.
A Lot of them. Now slavery is illegal and now there are no more slaves in north America
no Canada does not support slavery, we haven't for a very very very long time. When slavery was still legal in the US, many slaves tried to escape to freedom in Canada via the 'underground railroad'.
The North was against slavery and had many slaves in their army. The South on the other hand wanted slaves.
not all but many were anti slavery though some didn't seem to care that's where most of the abolitionists were since there wasn't much need for slaves in the north also that's where most slaves who ran for freedom went north!
Many headed north. To the northern states or Canada.
Most of the Chesapeake area slaves were sold because they were in the North before the Civil War and the North was supposedly against slavery. Many slaves were traded or sold if they were not performing as promised.
In the south, they had many plantations. They wanted the slaves to do all the work, whereas the north didn't have plantations, causing them to disagree with slavery
About 20,000 slaves came to Canada!
Because people in the north were more racist. Also because that is were slaves where brought first and not to the southAnother View: Although not as great in number, actually there were many slaves held in the northern states.