Develop an argument that explains how issues surrounding one of the following factors in american society best demonstrate the influence of economic changes during the first half of the 19th century.

immigration
slavery
women’s rights

I have chosen Slavery for the answer.

Explanation:

America has long been a prosperous country. In the olden days, the Southern states relied on tobacco, cotton and sugarcane for their economy. These were fueled by human labor or the so-called "slavery."

During the start of the Civil War, the South was producing 75% of the world's cotton and created more millions for the nation. They deeply relied on their most significant investment, the Southern planters (the slaves). Slave labor has become so entrenched until the beginning of the 19th century. By this time, slavery and cotton were essential part of the American's economy.

However, the Abolotionist movement gained influence in the Congress. This was an organized effort in order to end the practice of slavery in the USA. This created an economic pressure on the South, which heavily relied on slavery. People from the South provoked the movement because they believed that most slaves have no desire for freedom. This became an emotional and political issue. It divided much of the country. The Atlantic Slave Trade was also affected. This was involved in the transportation of the enslaved African people, mainly to America.