In 1860, life varied significantly based on geography, social class, and occupation. In rural areas, many people engaged in agriculture, relying on manual labor and family support for farming. Urbanization was increasing, with many moving to cities for industrial jobs, leading to crowded living conditions and often poor sanitation. Socially, the period was marked by stark divisions, including issues like slavery in the United States, which would soon lead to the Civil War.
poor people found it hard to live with what they have got and what they will do with there lives imagine the children with that family?
cities
People
yes
People ate baked goose, plum puddings, and cakes in the 1860's. They also ate minced meat pie and apple pies.
number of enslaved people
Yes
The estimated world population in 1860 was around 1.2 billion people.
Agriculture
they farmed
He was killed while still in office, so didn't live anywhere after the whitehouse.
Canada ,Prince Edward island