In the period lading up to the US Cvil War, the North had an emerging industrial economy. The South remained a plantation based agricultural economy with much less industrial capability than the North.
The gross national product of the South and North during the Civil War was at 15 percent. This is the amount of domestic savings which was invested in product throughout all states within the country.
i can tell you what they grow i also have to know this for a project in my class. i only found that they manufactured cotton cloth, shoes, and woolen clothing. hope someone else finds more cross fingers and good luck
the north opposed the extension of slavery into new states
North star National Era Frederick Douglas paper
the north opposed the extension of slavery into new states
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The Civil War greatly improved the economy of the North but harmed the economy of the South.
The economies of the North and South during the pre-Civil War era were fundamentally different; the North was industrialized and focused on manufacturing, while the South relied heavily on agriculture, particularly cotton, and utilized slave labor. These economic disparities led to conflicting interests and tensions over issues like tariffs, states' rights, and the expansion of slavery into new territories. The North's push for industrial growth and abolitionist sentiments clashed with the South's dependence on slavery and agricultural output, ultimately contributing to the sectional divide that fueled the Civil War.
The same as after
The Civil War caused tremendous political, economic, technological, and social change in the United States
The Civil War caused tremendous political, economic, technological, and social change in the United States
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Most factories were located in the North East before the Civil War.
British North America
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In the north manufacturing was there way of life.
What activities nade up the early economies of the North America colonies