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Which industries deveoped in the north and in the south?
off the top of my head Cotton & Tobacco developed in the south, I'm not sure if those are technically industries though. In the North they Developed the textile industries that used the cotton to make clothing and other foods. I'm sure there are more I'd just need to do a little research this will get you started & headed in the right direction. just remember in the South they had the slaves that would do the physical labor.
Why is the north more developed than the south?
The north is often more developed than the south due to historical factors such as early industrialization, which led to greater economic growth and infrastructure development. Additionally, the north typically benefits from better access to education, healthcare, and job opportunities, which fosters innovation and productivity. Political stability and investment in technology and industries in the north also contribute to its development, creating a cycle that reinforces these advantages over time.
What is a likely reason why more immigrants settled in the North and West as opposed to the South at this time?
The South did not have the industries to provide jobs.
What were some differences of the north and south during the civil war?
Some differences were that the South supported slavery and the North didn't, the South was based on agriculture and the North on industries (like factories), and the South wanted more states' rights while the North supported a federal government.
What best describes the economic difference between the north and south just prior to the civil war?
Transportation systems were more developed in the North than in the South.
Which industries developed in the north and in the south?
The north had factories and textile mills. The south had industrial scale cash-crop agriculture.
Which industries deveoped in the north and in the south?
off the top of my head Cotton & Tobacco developed in the south, I'm not sure if those are technically industries though. In the North they Developed the textile industries that used the cotton to make clothing and other foods. I'm sure there are more I'd just need to do a little research this will get you started & headed in the right direction. just remember in the South they had the slaves that would do the physical labor.
What are the only developed countries in north and South America?
Far from "the only", I would say there are many developed countries in North and South America. In the north, all 3 countries are highly developed. In the south Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Venezuela are also well developed.
While race and class divided the south during the mid 1800s what divided the north?
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While race and class divided the South during the mid-1800s what divided the north?
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What industries are there in south Italy?
The industries that are found in South Italy are typically small businesses. There is also the agriculture industry, which is found in both the north and south.
Which south American countries have developed large industries?
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Why did the South have more industries than the North?
The Southern States had less not more industries than the North. The Southern economy was driven by agriculture, especially by the plantations of cotton and tobacco. The Northern States had a higher level of industries that was a large factor in the defeat of the South.
What is the north south devide?
The north south devide is a line that seperates the 'rice north' and the 'poor south' The countrys in the poor south are lesser economicly developed countries (LEDC) and the countries in the rich north are the more economicly developed countries (MEDC) hb122.blogspot.com - visit this site for a good picture of the north south devide. Hope I Helped :)
Why industries in the South grew more slowly than in the North?
Because the South depends on Farming more
What are the industries in North Dakota?
Agriculture, mining, oil and gas production, and manufacture of food products and farm implements are some of North Dakota's industries. Tourism is the second largest industry in North Dakota.
What describe the cities that developed in the South?
Similar to those in the north a+
