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The antebellum years saw the USA with a strong economy. Agriculture and manufacturing in the North and an agricultural economy in the South. Each sector helped each other and each sector helped the US's balance of trade. Under normal conditions, there was no need for the South to lessen its dependence on farming.
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What was the lasting impact of the Civil War?
The impact that the Civil War had on the North and the South was: North: * North abolished slavery after the war because of the Emancipation Proclamation South * South grew poor * South experienced inflation
Did the north or the south fire the first shot in the Vietnam war?
There was no Fort Sumter for the Vietnam War; the war started like a cancer...it grew.
What political party was William T. Sherman?
Whig, later Republican.The North (Union) was mainly Republican before the switch after 1960s, when North grew more Democratic and South became Republican.
How did the Vietnam war happen?
Communist influence & military infiltration into South Vietnam began almost immediately after the Geneva Accords divided the country into North & South in 1954/55. The war grew from that point.
What were major differences between the North and the South that infused the Civil War?
the southern states grew in business plantations , mostly whereas the northern states built large shipping industries , and the southern states were for slavery ie they hired slaves , and were known as the slave states whereas the northern stares were against slavery ie they did not promote slavery and were known as the abolition states
Why industries in the South grew more slowly than in the North?
Because the South depends on Farming more
Did the north or the south grew mainly cash crops in the civil war?
the South grew those crops
Can you give me 2 reasons about why did slavery grew in the south and not in the north?
It grew in the south because the southern colonies grew more plantations with the hotter weather than the north. If you own a plantation you need people to work on it for you so they brought slaves to do that.
What did the south hope the north would eventually grew tired of?
the war
What was the lasting impact of the Civil War?
The impact that the Civil War had on the North and the South was: North: * North abolished slavery after the war because of the Emancipation Proclamation South * South grew poor * South experienced inflation
Why did the north and south states grow apart?
The North and the South grew apart, because they had very different opinions on slavery and if they should have it or not. They also grew apart when the Civil war took place. Why? They had different perspectives on almost EVERYTHING!
What happened after slavery grew rapidly in the south?
The North didn't like it, and started war.
Name four industries that grew due to the expanding railroads?
Mining, textiles, agriculture and timber industries grew due to the expanding railroads
What were the major differences between the north and south during the American Civil War?
Well for one the south had slaves. The south grew cotton and tobacco which would die in the north. The North had more industrial buildings and more resources than the south.
What industries grew during the 1920?
automobile
What was Mary Todd Lincoln side north or south?
As the first lady of the North's president, she had to be on the side of the North. However, she was born and grew up in Kentucky and had many close relatives and friends who were fighting for the South.
What industries grew explosive during 1920?
automobile
