LIFE IN THE NORTH
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|Life in the North |Life in the South |
|Urban |Rural |
|Economy based on |Economy based on |
|industry |agriculture |
|Railroads increased commerce within the U.S. |Cotton Kingdom: |
| |Cotton most profitable cash crop |
|Yankee clipper ships |Dependent on North and Europe |
|increased foreign trade |for manufactured goods |
|New machines helped |Invention of cotton gin |
|produce more goods |increased planters’ profits |
|Artisans(craftsman) formed trade unions |Limited industry as money |
|to improve working conditions |invested in land and slaves |
|Wave of European immigrants supplied factory labor |Slave codes place restrictions |
| |on African Americans |
|Slavery outlawed, but African Americans faced discrimination |About 94% of region’s |
| |African Americans enslaved |
|Inventions: telegraph, steamboat, factory system, Bessemer Process, interchangeable parts, steel |Inventions: cotton gin, steel plow |
|plow, reaper (used in northwest) | |
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