How Did Slavery Abolish Racial Inequalities

During the eighteenth and nineteenth century, slavery was a matter. The African American slaves purpose was to service the production of profitable crops as tobacco. Starting from the 1830's to the 1860's American gained strength in a movement to abolish slavery. Late in 1865, the 14th amendment officially freed African Americans, but the status and the role of slavery remained. Reconstruction and getting a fresh start for black people was hard, and the rebirth for white supremacy was in line. The abolish of slavery did not abolish racial inequalities. Historians believe that slavery treated African Americans with, for example, white Americans acting superior, arrogant, and in control of their slave’s that influenced the way whites treat blacks