In today’s society, slavery is still viewed as a predominant factor that occurred during the nineteenth century. By the mid nineteenth century, slavery became to be known as an important element towards the United States social and economic life. Slaves were constantly being used for incalculable tasks and continued to get dragged toward intense situations. Slave owners viewed slavery as the easiest route to obtaining massive amounts of profits. Enslaved children were often overlooked during this era, and were treated just like an “average” slave. Slave owners did not even consider the young children’s lives, neither the hard conditions they faced on a daily basis. Enslaved children were forced to deal with physical and verbal abuse from their
