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How was industrialization in the north was different than plantation life in the south?
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∙ 12y ago
The plantations depended on slavery.
The factories did not want slavery, couldn't use it, needed the free movement of skilled labour.
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How did economics factors limit industrialization in the south?
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.
Did the northern or southern economy rely on plantation farming?
north lil bru
Why did the south not have as much industrialization as the north?
The southern economy was based on agriculture and the plantation system. The north was forced to go to industry because they didn't have the fertile flat land to grow vast acres of crops. The southern states also had crops that they could grow easily and sell to Europe. Cotton, tobacco,rice, indigo all require hot weather that is found in the south.
How were the north and south different?
south wont slaves the north did not
During the 1700s the major reason that there were more africans enslaved in the south than in the north was that?
There was a greater need for plantation workers in the South, so the majority of the slaves were there working.
Was the farms and plantation on the north or the south?
south
Difference between industrialization in north than south?
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.
Why had the north and south diverged so greatly in the preceding three decades?
The North and South diverged because of slavery in the South and increasing industrialization in the North.
Industrialization occurred at a faster pace in the South than the North?
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
What is the name of the plantation that Madeline is from in the North and South mini series.?
Justin LaMotte's plantation in the mini-series was called Resolute.
Why was slavery an economic concern for the north and south?
The North was afraid the South would use slave labor for industrialization and destroy Northern business
How did economics factors limit industrialization in the south?
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.
Why did the north have more capital the the south?
The North had more capital than the South because of its dense population. Their industrialization was also much more developed than in the South.
How did the South's plantation economy put it at a disadvantage in fighting the war against the North?
The South's plantation economy put it at a disadvantage because it had to rely on imports for numerous manufactured goods. The North, in contrast, had a thriving manufacturing base.
Did blacks go to the north to farm?
No blacks went north to escape the slavery of the southern plantation owners in the south.
Why did slavery became more widespread in the south than in the north?
Slavery became more widespread in the South due to the region's reliance on agriculture, particularly cash crops like cotton, tobacco, and sugar that required intensive labor. The warm climate and longer growing seasons in the South also made it more conducive to large-scale farming operations that used enslaved labor. In contrast, the North had a more diverse economy with more emphasis on industry and commerce, which did not rely as heavily on slave labor.
Did the northern or southern economy rely on plantation farming?
north lil bru
