Region, System, and Network
During the 19th century, American expansion, political systems, and social networks deeply shaped regional divides. The interaction between federal policies like the Missouri Compromise or the Kansas-Nebraska Act and grassroots networks such as the Underground Railroad defined an era of intense sectional conflict over slavery and national identity.
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