Built (1811–37) from Cumberland<span>, </span>Md.<span> (western terminus of a state road from </span>Baltimore<span> and of the Chesapeake and </span>Ohio<span> Canal), to </span>Vandalia<span>, Ill., it forms part of the present </span>U.S. Route 40<span>.</span>
To benefit economically - this was particularly true with the sugar plantations in the Indies, which relied on slave labor in the triangular trade (slaves from africa, sugar from Americas, refined goods from Europe..)
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Without a doubt, the United States has never really lived up to the ideals of the Declaration. Historians, myself included, are quick to point out that Thomas Jefferson enslaved several hundred human beings when he crafted the Declaration.
