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How did forward thinking Southerners want to change the South's economy?
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Why were northerners and southerners willing to fight in the civil war?
because they want the people enslaved in the south to be free...
How did the economic recovery in South falter after the US Civil War?
The economy of the South, the former Confederate States of America, suffered after the US Civil War. Economic wealth measured in 1860, had only reached 75% of the 1860 economy or less by 1900.As the Northern states expanded economically, Southerners did not. Many of them simply did not want to participate in the North's economic progress. That was an error as it only kept the Southern economy in the doldrums.
Why did the southerners secede from the northerners state?
South wanted to keep slaves, north didn't want slavery to continue
Why did Southerners fight the US Civil War?
Once the Southern states had formed the Confederate States of America, it became clear that the USA, under President Lincoln would use armed force to end the rebellion. As the South wanted to be free of the Union, the only way to accomplish this was to fight invading Northern forces.
What technologies helped economy in the south?
In Antarctica, technologies useful were heating, transport, refrigeration. how far south do you want?
What did southerners who were for redemption want?
Southerners who were for redemption wanted to return power to the white Democrats
What did southerners who wanted redemption want?
Southerners who were for redemption wanted to return power to the white Democrats
Where did Southerners want to extend slavery?
Mexico
How did northerners and southerners differ in their opposition to abolition?
The southerners wanted slavery to end but northerners didn't want that
What deal helped to win support for Alexander Hamilton's debt plan from Southern states?
In exchange for supporting Alexander Hamilton's debt plan, the southerners gained the privilege of having the nation's capital located in the south. Sectionalism appeared to already be growing at this point. The southerners didn't want to pay the debts that they believed had been incurred by the north.
