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Why did the north have more large cities than the south?
Because most of the industries were established in the North, whose economy was largely based upon the production and trade of industrial products, while the economy of the South was mostly based upon monoculture and crops developed by slaves' labour. Therefore the North needed a massive employment of more and more specialized manpower, which had to live in the vicinity of the factories, thus growing the size of the cities. The South needed instead more and more land to exploit its agricultural production.
Is it true More emancipation societies existed in the South than in the North before 1830?
no, there were more in the north than the south
Why did the north have more capital than the south?
The North was more industrialized while the South was agrarian.
Why was the north more industrialized in 1860 than the south?
During those times, the South focused more on agriculture, farming, growing crops (cotton, tobacco, indigo, and rice), and found no need for factories. To them, slaves and land were what they should be their priority.
During the American Civil War norths economy was based on what?
The north had many factories and rail roads, making them far more advanced then the south. Britain however depended more on the south than the north because they needed cotton and the south was who supplied it. Tax was far better in the North too, it went up 80% during the Civil War. Which was better than the souths 9000%. Think about a gumball being $450. That's partially why the south was defeated my the north.
Who had more factories during the civil war?
The North had more factories than the South because the South relied on their agricultural based economy.
There were more factories in the north than in the south ture or fales?
The answer you seek is true.
Which of these statements is not trueThe North had more factories than the South.The North had more population than the South.The North had more railroad tracks than the South.The North had less farm machinery than the South?
The North had less farm machinery than the South.
Difference between industrialization in north than south?
The difference between industrialization in the North and the South was the factories were mostly located in the North. The South had plantations and raised crops, while the North had factories to produce clothing and furniture.
Which of these statements is not true the north had more factories than the south the north had more railroad tracks than the south the north had less farm machinery than the south?
The third statement is untrue. The Northern advantage in manufacturing industry was most significant, especially in the increasingly mechanised farming techniques.
Why did slavery disappear from the North?
Slavery disappeared in the north because they used more factories and they were based on industry rather than agriculture like in the south
Southern factories were producing more than Northern factories?
the South had more political and economic power in Congress.
What factory enabled the north to win?
All of their factories combined: they could replace losses of arms and materiel more easily than the South.
Is it true tht in the north slaves had more oppurtunities to improve their lives than slaves in the south?
yup because they had factories in the north and no or little plantations so less work for them to do :)
Why did the north have more large cities than the south?
Because most of the industries were established in the North, whose economy was largely based upon the production and trade of industrial products, while the economy of the South was mostly based upon monoculture and crops developed by slaves' labour. Therefore the North needed a massive employment of more and more specialized manpower, which had to live in the vicinity of the factories, thus growing the size of the cities. The South needed instead more and more land to exploit its agricultural production.
In the 1700s what was the major reason there were more African Americans enslaved in the south than in the north?
The South had the big plantations which needed a huge work force. The North had factories which didn't need quite as much unskilled labor.
How did the South's labor system different from the North's?
The South's labor system was generally more farming than factories. The north were much more advanced in the lines of production and had started to adopt more techniques that we use today. The south's labor system was largely based on slaves doing the work for no money, where as the north was free with wages paid.
