Question

the north and south held different views toward enslavement in 1850. what were they? the north believed in a free labor system and the south believed in a system based on forced labor. the south believed that african americans were inferior and the north did not. the south wanted to eliminate enslavement, but the north refused to help with the economic impact. the north supported racial equality and the south did not.

Explanation:

In 1850, the North's economy was more industrial - based and favored a free - labor system, while the South's agrarian economy relied on forced labor (slavery). The South had a deeply - rooted belief in the inferiority of African Americans to justify slavery, which was not the case in the North. The North was more inclined towards the idea of racial equality compared to the South. The South did not want to eliminate slavery.

Answer:

The North believed in a free labor system and the South believed in a system based on forced labor.
The South believed that African Americans were inferior and the North did not.
The North supported racial equality and the South did not.