Cotton was king in the industrial revolution. The South thought that cotton was the key to their prosperity.
After the first world war
Simple progress of the Industrial revolution - eagerly embraced by the North, strongly resisted by the South, secure with their cotton revenues.
The Industrial Revolution in the United States got it's start in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. It was that same revolution and the rise of the factory system that brought the North into conflict with the South in the first place, and further, allowed it to win.
Sometimes workers fought (though not exactly physically) with their bosses to increase their wages. They held protests and formed unions.
middle class
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ummm...not really the industrial revolution and king cotton were around the same time but the north was industralizing more, althougth the south did have soem new inventions
The South. The Industrial revolution was kept mainly in the north, and to help "protect" northern industry, a protective tariff was passed and that made foreign imports cost more to purchase, and the South purchased their manufactured goods from England, and in turn england bought cotton from the south. But the war of 1812 stopped that, and flung america into the industrial revolution.
After the first world war
Simple progress of the Industrial revolution - eagerly embraced by the North, strongly resisted by the South, secure with their cotton revenues.
No it is not true. Sweden, Finland, Russia, USA, Canada, UK, Japan, ... etc are north industrial countries.
yes the south agriculture the north industrial
The Industrial Revolution in the United States got it's start in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. It was that same revolution and the rise of the factory system that brought the North into conflict with the South in the first place, and further, allowed it to win.
They forced the British out of the South.
Sometimes workers fought (though not exactly physically) with their bosses to increase their wages. They held protests and formed unions.
middle class
North Vietnamese soldiers were referred to as the NVA (North Vietnamese Army) by the GI's in Vietnam, during the war. Southern Communist soldiers living in South Vietnam and fighting in South Vietnam, were called the Viet Cong (VC).