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The main answer here was that it used and acknowledged the use of slave labor.
While slaves were used in the North, without sounding stupid, the use was a bit more enlighten, and the north was able to be open to the banishment of this labor pool.
The south resented the federal government for trying to impose it's law, and we can see another several bricks being placed in the states rights vs federal right issue.
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How did the north population differ from the souths population?
The North's population was much larger than the South's.
How did the souths economy differ from that of the north?
The South's economy was primarily agrarian, heavily reliant on agriculture, especially cotton, and the use of enslaved labor, which created a plantation-based system. In contrast, the North's economy was more industrialized and diversified, with a focus on manufacturing, trade, and a growing labor force. This economic disparity contributed to differing social structures and political ideologies, ultimately leading to tensions that fueled the Civil War. The North's infrastructure also supported transportation and commerce more effectively than the South's, reinforcing these economic differences.
The North and South held different views toward slavery in 1850?
The North believed in a free labor system and the South believed in a slave labor system.
Why do the souths don't like Abraham Lincoln?
They were in favor of slavery while President Lincoln pressed against it. That conflict eventually began the Civil War between the North and South. The North supported Lincoln and no slavery, while the South begged to differ.
What was the Souths Plan going into the Civil War?
the souths plan was for to wait till the north gave up or got tired like fort Sumter
Most of the New Souths iron and steel industry was concentrated in?
north alabama
Where was the location of the souths surrender to the north?
Presidential palace front lawn in Saigon.
How did the South's labor system different from the North's?
The South's labor system was generally more farming than factories. The north were much more advanced in the lines of production and had started to adopt more techniques that we use today. The south's labor system was largely based on slaves doing the work for no money, where as the north was free with wages paid.
How did the south's labor system differ from the North's?
The main answer here was that it used and acknowledged the use of slave labor. While slaves were used in the North, without sounding stupid, the use was a bit more enlighten, and the north was able to be open to the banishment of this labor pool. The south resented the federal government for trying to impose it's law, and we can see another several bricks being placed in the states rights vs federal right issue. kapm
How did the south labor system differ from the north?
The main answer here was that it used and acknowledged the use of slave labor. While slaves were used in the North, without sounding stupid, the use was a bit more enlighten, and the north was able to be open to the banishment of this labor pool. The south resented the federal government for trying to impose it's law, and we can see another several bricks being placed in the states rights vs federal right issue. kapm
How did the south's labor system differ from the north?
The main answer here was that it used and acknowledged the use of slave labor. While slaves were used in the North, without sounding stupid, the use was a bit more enlighten, and the north was able to be open to the banishment of this labor pool. The south resented the federal government for trying to impose it's law, and we can see another several bricks being placed in the states rights vs federal right issue. kapm
What is so interesting about South Korea?
It is separated from North Korea, and Souths' economy is better than norths'.
