Lack of fast-moving streams to power the mills. The south also had a very prosperous tobacco/cotton plantation system going, and there was no need to industrialize. On the other hand, the land to the north had been depleted, and the farming wasn't that good anymore.
Industrialization in the South.
uneducated workforce
economics
An early obstacle to industrial growth in South America was the scarcity of coal. The continent therefore predominantly relied on its petroleum reserves
The Naval blockade
Cheap labor, the Civil War, railroads, and natural resources helped to fuel industrialization in the South. The 1890's marked the start of the industrialization of not only the South but the entire United States.
The south was outnumbered, and had limited industrialization compared to the north. Union soldiers outnumbered confederate solders 3 to 1, and the north was able to better equip their soldiers faster.
Mr. Klabon?
The difference between industrialization in the North and the South was the factories were mostly located in the North. The South had plantations and raised crops, while the North had factories to produce clothing and furniture.
Industrialization in the South.
Henry Grady
yes because the south Had better soil for farming and the north had hard rocky soil and wasn't great for farming but had plenty of rivers for industrialization
the governer is mark sanford
uneducated workforce
The North and South diverged because of slavery in the South and increasing industrialization in the North.
The North had more capital than the South because of its dense population. Their industrialization was also much more developed than in the South.
The North was afraid the South would use slave labor for industrialization and destroy Northern business