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How did sectionalism between the north and the south affect their relations at the time of the Civil War the 1860s?
By the 1850s, a pronounced sectionalism had developed between the industrial North and agricultural South. The two sections disagreed about economics, statehood, and slavery- issues that, in the minds of politically active Southerners, comprised one main issue: states' rights.
What is the main legislative body called in south Korea?
The main legislative body in South Korea is called the National Assembly. It is a unicameral body of about 300 members.
What is a gas mask made out of?
The main part of the gas mask is made out of rubber.
Why Was a northern victory inevitable in the civil was?
AnswerThe battle of Gettysburg was probably a final attempt by General Lee and the CSA to turn the war into the south's favor. The North had by this timedemonstrated superiority in numbers and war material production. TheCivil War was over if the Army of Northern Virginia failed to force it's waydeeply into the Northern States. Well, there were many factors that made it easier for the North to win the war. One of the main reasons is because of the South's dependence on cotton and the money it brought in. When the war stated, a main naval strategy was to make a blockade. This made it near impossible for the south to get exports out to Europe. Thus, money was short. Also, supplies could not come into the south because the blockade worked both ways: keeping cotton in and supplies out. Another thing that helped was that the north had a superior navy. It was much easier to get metal for ironclads and gunnery for the north than it was for the south, once again because of the south and there dependence on cotton: the south had plenty of cotton manufacturers, but not many iron or weapon factories at all; all of those were located in the north. So, with much more supplies for ironclads, weapons, and such, and a vastly outnumbering amount of factories, the north had a huge lead in chances of victory. This is not saying the south had no chance at all; they made many important victories; but it does say that the north were a lot more inevitable for a win than the south was.Answered by Bexar BrownSources: My College History Class and Spencer C. Tuckers "Blue and Gray Navies: The Civil War Afloat".Read more - see related question below.
What are the main points of each plan for reconstruction?
Sending the military into the South
Main kinds of cattle in the 1860s?
Longhorns and Herefords.
How did Europe not buying cotton hurt the south and war efforts?
Cotton was a main product of the South. When Europeans didn't buy the South's main source of money for the war was cut off.
What made slavery increase?
the fact that you needed many workers for the main cash crop in the south. The main cash crop in the south used to be cotton
Are bananas made in Ecuador?
The main banana exports in South America are Colombia and Ecuador.
How did sectionalism between the north and the south affect their relations at the time of the Civil War the 1860s?
By the 1850s, a pronounced sectionalism had developed between the industrial North and agricultural South. The two sections disagreed about economics, statehood, and slavery- issues that, in the minds of politically active Southerners, comprised one main issue: states' rights.
What country is made up of two islands?
New Zealand (North and South islands) and Australia (main island and Tasmania)
How did congress under the Articles of confederation get money to maintain an army and navy?
The main reason the South was having a hard time raising cash to pay the troops was the blockade the North was placing on ships taking cotton to England. Some of the Officers were giving help to the South to pay the troops. Cotton was the main staple of the South.
How has rotorua made its money in the past?
Rotorua's main income in the past and recent has been tourism
Why was the Southern crop called king cotton?
Huge amounts of it were grown and most of the economy of the south was from money made from selling it. Sugar cane was also an important source of income.
What country south of Australia is made of two islands?
There is no country located south of Australia that is made up of two islands.New Zealand is a country located 2000 km southeast of Australia, and it is made up of two main islands.
Which country in South Australia is made up of 2 islands?
South Australia is one of the states of the country of Austalia. There is no country located in South Australia that is made up of two islands.New Zealand is a country located southeast of Australia, but not in Australia, and it is made up of two main islands.
Are there hsbc banks in South Africa?
hdfc south africa branch we money transfer
