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Which best describes the cultures in the Northern and Southern states by the 1850s?
By the 1850s, the south and north were becoming more alike.
Was Germany prosperous in the 1800s?
c. 1800 most of the German states were poorer than Western Europe. Living standards did not rise till the start of widespread industrialization in the 1850s.
What where common names back then during the 1850s?
biblical names
Which states controlled the house of representatives in the 1850s?
California Virginia and South Carolina
What were two of the notable characteristics of the United states during the early 1850s?
Prosperty and Growth
What were the states of Australia in the 1850s?
In the 1850s, Australia did not have states: it had colonies.The colonies wereNew South WalesVictoriaVan Diemen's Land (the name was changed to Tasmania in 1856)South AustraliaWestern AustraliaQueensland separated from New South Wales and became a colony of its own in 1859.
What were the Australian states of the 1850s?
there were no states in the 1850s in Australia. What are now the states were known only as colonies.These colonies were:New South WalesVictoriaSouth AustraliaWestern AustraliaVan Diemen's LandIn 1856, Van Diemen's Land was renamed to Tasmania. In 1859, Queensland separated from New South Wales, becoming its own self-governing colony.
In the 1850s why didn't they have electricity?
Why did the 1850s have no electricity?
What became the major issue in the United states in the 1850s and what was different about the way voters were split on the issue?
the expansion of slavery
Which best describes the cultures in the northern and southern states by the 1850?
By the 1850s, the south and north were becoming more alike.
What did the 1850s debate over for the new states?
Technical innovation and internal improvments created new travel options.
Which Mississippi politicians in the 1850s seemed most in favor of secession?
In the 1850s, Mississippi politicians who were most in favor of secession included Governor John J. Pettus and prominent figures like Jefferson Davis, who would later become the President of the Confederacy. Pettus advocated for the protection of slavery and the rights of Southern states, arguing for secession as a means to preserve these interests. Additionally, many members of the Mississippi legislature and local leaders expressed strong support for secession, reflecting the growing sentiment in the South leading up to the Civil War.
