Distribution of Slaveholding in Historical U.S. Population - Data Visualization #2043553 (License: Personal Use)

This 3D pie chart illustrates the distribution of slaveholding among the U.S. population during the antebellum period. The largest segment (64%) represents nonslaveholders, followed by those owning five or fewer enslaved people (18%), 5-50 (15.5%), and 50 or more (2.5%). The data highlights stark inequality in slave ownership concentration.

Used in educational articles, history textbooks, or museum exhibits discussing slavery’s economic and social structure; targets users seeking demographic insight into pre-Civil War society.