Before the civil war it didn't affect the south, but after the war began the north had all the industrial growth and could produce things needed for fighting a war.
The Southerners pointed out that northern industry relied on southern cotton. Southern slaveholders argued that slavery benefited both the South and the North because the North's textile and shipping industries depended upon cotton from the South.
The South surrendered.
During the civil war, the north had numerous resources such as vibrant industry that provided superior weaponry. The North had more manpower than the South.
Because the North had taken over industry. The South still depended on plantations and their farms.
Negativity, the people of the south didnt want to be considered part of the northern society. And the same for the northern people Negativity, the people of the south didnt want to be considered part of the northern society. And the same for the northern people Negativity, the people of the south didnt want to be considered part of the northern society. And the same for the northern people
The tariffs protected Northern industry from cheap imports. The South had virtually no industry, and cheap imports suited them very well. So with a Northern majority in Congress, the tariffs looked like the North taxing the South. This pulled the two sides further apart.
Tariffs on imports - having no industry, the South depended largely on imports.
also known as the knights of the guild, the titans of industry was formed by Andrew Johnson to help rebuild the south during the reconstruction period. The titans of industry were composed of northern as well as pro slavery owners of the south
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Because Northern Europe is so cold, vegetation isn't the most important form of acquiring food. Instead, the fishing industry is essential to Northern Europe.
The South had almost no industry of its own - largely its own fault, as the cotton barons put on airs of traditional nobility, discourging their sons from dirtying their hands in manufacturing or commerce.
slavery states rights Tariffs on imported goods, to protect Northern manufacturing industry. Congress was able to levy these tariffs because the Northern states dominated the vote. The South only had one industry - cotton - so it needed many imports. It saw the tariffs as a hostile tax on the South.
Northern industry benefited from slavery in the South primarily through the supply of raw materials, particularly cotton, which was essential for the booming textile industry in the North. The cheap labor provided by enslaved people allowed Southern plantations to produce cotton at a low cost, leading to increased profits for Northern manufacturers who processed and sold the finished goods. Additionally, the financial institutions in the North, including banks and insurance companies, profited from investments in Southern plantations and the slave trade, further intertwining the economies of the North and South.
The North was becoming industrialised and wanted to protect its industry by tariffs on imports. The South was farming country, with almost no industry, and they wanted cheap imports. The tariffs looked like the North taxing the South.
South Australia is directly south of the Northern Territory.
Industry
The main farming industry in the Northern Territory is beef cattle.