How did the Industrial Revolution affect the north?

Answer 1

Now in the South there is a mass production of their crops from the inventions, like the cotton gin.There is a growth of industrial cities in the North and there are many jobs open to work in the factories.=More people moved into the West to start factories and farms=

Answer 2

The development of each area decided what it would do. In southern states the land was perfect for large plantations and crops. In the northern states the land was rocky and couldn't have larger areas to grow crops so they developed industries and small farms of cash crops. Shipping was also important in the northern and middle colonies. Two lifestyles developed in these states (even today the echoes of that time still shows different views of lifestyle) . This is why the industrial revolution affected some states and not others.

Answer 3

A market. Economy began to develop in which agriculture. And manufacturing each supported the growth of the other

Answer 4

How did the Industrial Revolution affect the North?

Answer 5

they both grew. the north became industrial with lots of factories, and the south grew in its cotton production after the invention of the cotton gin.