The North and South emerged as two distinct regions because they had various differences. These differences included the geography, the economy, their attitude and how they control their region. In the North, “railroads affected life in the United States more than any other invention during the 1800s” . In the South, their first major cash crop was tobacco. The North had an inventor named John Deere which invented plows to help pioneers in the western United States. The South had plantation mansions
The North and South emerged as two distinct regions because they had various differences. Despite being part of the same country as a whole, the North and the South were opposites both culturally and in several other ways. As mentioned in “The American Journey” by Glencoe, these differences included the geography, economy, society, and transportation system. One of the most striking differences between the North and South was the climate and geography. In the North, there was not an abundance of
one travels south, the weather gets warmer and the states get bigger. The crops present change, and the size and amount of farms will grow. Traveling west far enough will land one in a desert or a mountain range; go far enough north and one reaches the frigid Canada. These environmental differences don’t matter much today, but in the 19th century they started a war. Geographical differences in the Northern and Southern United States were the cause of the American Civil War. Differences in geography
and west, there was only north and south. Colonists had the option to settle in those two areas only and see which life they would’ve liked better due to their differences. The northern and southern colonies differed in many ways due to economy, population and religion. These three reasons provide the differences between the two colonies. The Northern economics compared to the Southern economics were completely different due to the way they were controlled. While the north was based on more industrialization
The Civil War was due to the south declaring their independence, and for the United States to recognize them as a Confederate state that hold slavery. The changes brought by the Civil War in the north and south are regard due to politics, cultures, and economy. The Civil War begin when South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas seceded from the Union and creating a nation called the Confederate States of America. The Democrats (South) see this as an opportunity
observation of the differences between the two regions’ was climate and geography. Secondly, the economy was drastically different between the two regions. Next, there were distinct differences between the societal structures between the two regions. Lastly, the North had more transportation accessibility, giving an advantage over the South in obtaining resources. Evidently, the North and South were on extreme opposite ends of the spectrum post Civil War era. The most obvious difference between the two was
that time. The two sides of the country also formed different morals apart from each other, exemplifying their differences and instigating more problems. The First Party System started the divide with essentially one party representing the South and one party representing the North. The Second
and 9 provides information about the Antebellum period and the differences of the North and South. There were several differences in the two regions that include the geography and climate, the economy, the society and culture, and transportation. One of the most striking differences between the North and South was the climate and geography. The Northern States had cold, snowy weather and
cause of the Civil War. Starting with South Carolina, the rest of the southern states, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas, followed. The radical differences between the North and the South made the Southern states feel like a different country because of the 1860 election and the threats to end slavery, the major differences in agriculture and industrialization and the viewpoints behind them, and the North didn’t follow rules that the South set up such as the Fugitive Slave
The geographic differences between the North and South lead to differences in economy, splitting America into two distinct halves. The South has a mostly sunny climate, including long, hot, humid summers, mild winters, and immense quantities of rain. Ideal for agriculture, the flat, fertile soil of the South along with calm rivers, led plantations to flourish. Easy to navigate, the rivers in the South promoted trade and allowed for easy navigation (Doc 3 pic 1). With warm summers, cold, snowy